Something learned late no longer replaces your correction
Your AI employee sometimes learns from your chat later than it happened, for example after waiting out a usage limit or an outage. Now what you said last in the chat stays current: an older statement learned late is kept in its history and no longer replaces a newer correction.
What you get
- When an older statement from your chat is learned after a newer correction, it no longer takes the correction's place. The correction stays current, the older statement is kept in the history behind it, and when your AI employee recalls the subject it finds the correction. Before, the older statement could replace the correction for good.
- An older answer learned late no longer marks a newer request of yours as done. For example, an earlier "Done, I sent the invoice" no longer closes a later "Send the invoice to the auditors as well".
- Your standing instructions keep their place even when they are learned late: something said by anyone other than you never pushes them aside, whichever was said or learned first.
- When the same older statement is learned again, it is not stored twice; it strengthens the entry already in its history.
- Corrections replaced this way before this update are not changed by it.