OpenAI just rolled out a free preview of ChatGPT's Advanced Voice mode to all users, powered by its cheaper GPT-4o mini model. It mimics the natural flow and tone of the flagship version, though audio time is capped by daily limits that alert you with 3 minutes left.
OpenAI just opened ChatGPT Search to all free users and rolled real-time web browsing into Advanced Voice Mode. The update speeds up response times, improves local business cards on mobile, and lets users set ChatGPT as their browser's default search engine. It is OpenAI's biggest move yet to take on traditional search engines head-on.
ChatGPT's new Advanced Voice Mode was strictly instructed never to sing or hum, but a software architect just bypassed those guardrails by turning music into a chord-guessing game. The AI joined in for a duet of The Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby," proving it knows melodies far better than OpenAI wants to admit amid copyright concerns.
OpenAI just started rolling out its much-anticipated Advanced Voice Mode to all ChatGPT Plus and Team users, with full access expected over the course of the week. Alongside more expressive real-time conversations, the rollout adds Custom Instructions, Memory, and five new voices. The feature can even apologize for the wait in over 50 languages.
OpenAI just started rolling out its advanced voice mode to a select group of ChatGPT Plus subscribers, and early demos are popping up online. Videos show the bot imitating pilot intercoms, correcting French pronunciation, and mimicking regional US accents. OpenAI confirmed the feature will expand to all paying Plus users this fall.
