OpenAI may be testing Windows Recall-like feature for its Codex coding agent: What it means for users
OpenAI is testing a new feature called 'Chronicle' for its AI coding agent Codex, which captures screenshots to build contextual 'memories'. The feature has raised privacy and cybersecurity concerns due to its ability to store sensitive information.
OpenAI is testing a feature called 'Chronicle' for its AI coding agent Codex. Chronicle captures screenshots of a user's screen to improve Codex's contextual understanding. The feature is currently available as an opt-in research preview for macOS users. Screenshots are temporarily stored on-device for up to six hours and then processed on OpenAI servers to generate text-based memories. OpenAI warns that Chronicle may create new risks, including prompt injection attacks and storing sensitive information. The feature is not available in the EU, UK, or Switzerland.
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