LensAI vs Autoclear ChatGPT History

LensAI is a contextual computer vision advertising platform for publishers and brands that want to place ads inside images and videos without relying on third-party cookies. It analyzes visual, textual, and audio content in real time, detects objects, logos, people, and scenes, then matches relevant ads to what viewers are watching.

The platform centers on associative thinking models that tie detected entities to brand goals, product catalogs, and safety rules. Publishers can monetize unused in-image and in-video inventory, while advertisers can run shoppable placements, brand awareness campaigns, and contextual targeting based on content rather than user identity.

LensAI targets ad networks, publishers, video platforms, and performance marketers who need cookie-less contextual delivery. Integrations listed on the site include Google Ad Manager, Prebid, WordPress plugins, and custom SSP/DSP setups.

Autoclear ChatGPT History is a free userscript that wipes your ChatGPT conversation list each time you open chatgpt.com, so prior chats do not linger in the sidebar. You install it through a userscript manager such as Tampermonkey, Violentmonkey, or ScriptCat, then visit chatgpt.com as usual and a toggle appears for controlling the behavior.

Unlike browser privacy extensions that block trackers broadly, this script targets one job on one site: clearing stored ChatGPT threads on arrival. That narrow scope keeps the install lightweight compared with full privacy suites, though it only helps if you already use a userscript manager.

The project is MIT licensed, distributed via Greasy Fork and GitHub, and built on the chatgpt.js library from KudoAI. It supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi, LibreWolf, Ghost, and QQ, with Safari options through Stay or Userscripts.