OpenAI announced some massive upgrades to its Advanced Voice Mode. These improvements really raise the user experience for all users, both the free and paid. Manuka Stratta from OpenAI shared the news in a video on OpenAI’s new official social media accounts. These changes address the top user complaint of being interrupted in the middle of a conversation. These improvements are announced against the backdrop of increasingly fierce competition in the AI voice assistant space.
Advanced Voice Mode, available through ChatGPT and its mobile app, to enable natural back-and-forth exchanges, now lets you pause without being cut off. As an exclusive feature to free users, this update delivers a more conversational and nuanced interaction with the AI. In the past, users were often interrupted with poor timing, breaking up the natural cadence of dialogue. For disability users especially, the ability to pause without deterrence is a significant enhancement in the operational experience of this AI voice assistant.
ChatGPT’s new paying users will be thrilled I’m sure. This applies to subscribers of OpenAI’s Plus, Teams, Edu, Business, and Pro tiers, who will experience fewer outages going forward. Besides that, these users will be introduced to a shinier, friendlier version of the voice assistant. These personality adjustments help the voice assistant feel like a friend or companion, fostering deeper engagement and user satisfaction.
OpenAI announced improvements to Advanced Voice Mode on Monday. This is a clear signal that they are serious about not being left behind in the competitive landscape. OpenAI really cares about user feedback. Through intentional updates, the team hopes to build a smoother and more rewarding experience for everyone using ChatGPT.
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