[ddxv]

What value does this give you? Part of why I deleted my account was I couldn't think of a single thing of value in my chats from the past couple years? Maybe some nostalgia looking at what bugs I was fixing?

[Nevermark]

You’re confusing your situation with others. There are unlimited reasons someone else might want their chats.

[ddxv]

Yeah, just curious what those reasons are? Like a valuable thought process you want to keep? Or like a data dump that is useful for looking at later?

[puchatek]

For me this is very valuable. The results of personal "research projects" are in there. I use it for reference. Of course I could ask Claude to get me those answers but why waste the energy?

[ddxv]

Thank you, was just kind of curious. I've never really seen how other people use AI chats so was curious what the use cases were.

[busko]

Upvoted because you were genuinely asking a question and don't deserve to be down voted for that.

[ddxv]

Thanks, but I guess I understand the sentiment. I probably should have not said that I couldn't think of "a single thing of value" when that is a bit of a judgement along with my question. Anyways, it is interesting hearing what people ask it, I think I've only ever used it like a search engine / bug fixing while it seems some people have much deeper conversations or discussions that are worth remembering.

[arjie]

Some people have apparently been using it as a notepad. See the following: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-04064-7

In my case, I would rather keep it than lose it. It's just text so small amount of data. You can trivially get a GPT Embedding for it and search it in DuckDB later for things you asked.