OpenAI Introduces Advanced Voice Mode To ChatGPT Plus Users, Offering Real-Time Conversations
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OpenAI rolled out its advanced Voice Mode to a group of ChatGPT Plus users, enabling the system to detect user emotions and respond to them.
Artificial intelligence research organization OpenAI unveiled the rollout of its advanced Voice Mode to a specific group of ChatGPT Plus users. This new feature intends to facilitate natural, real-time conversations, enabling individuals to interrupt as needed and allowing the system to define their emotions and respond to them.
Individuals chosen for this version will get an email with instructions as well as a notification in their mobile application. The firm intends to gradually include more users and aims to make the feature accessible to all ChatGPT Plus subscribers by fall. Additionally, video and screen sharing functionalities will be introduced at a later time.
OpenAI emphasized that since the initial release of the enhanced Voice Mode, it has focused on improving the safety and quality of voice conversations in preparation for expanding access to a broader user base. The voice capabilities of GPT-4o have been tested by over one hundred external evaluators in forty-five languages.
To ensure user privacy, the company has configured the model to converse exclusively with four preset voices and has implemented systems to prevent deviations from these voices. Additionally, guardrails have been put in place to deny requests for violent or copyrighted content. It intends to issue a comprehensive report on GPT-4o’s capabilities, limitations, and safety assessments in August.
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It is committed to advancing research and development in artificial general intelligence (AGI) and generative models and is widely recognized for its chatbot.
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