ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode, which was first introduced to mobile devices now ChatGPT Advanced Voice to Windows and MacOS . First unveiled on Thursday, OpenAI’s native chatbot is now expanding the offer to Mac and Windows users to come talk to an artificial intelligence voice.
It was introduced in the OpenAI Spring Updates in May, and it can speak in tones, good or bad, reply to what is being said to it, and even sing. At the moment, those are the paid subscribers of the platform who have been given access to the feature.
The update was announced with the message “Big day for desktops” in a post from the X. It is worth bearing in mind that the Mac version of the ChatGPT app has been available for quite some time now, while the Windows version is relatively new. Until recently, though, Advanced Voice mode was missing since, at the time of this article, this option is not compatible with the browser-based ChatGPT.
Advanced voice mode
Now, you have a chance to speak to a computer and receive counsel and information without using your hands. Multi-Conversation Mode is philosophically closer to advanced voice mode, is intended to be more natural, provides turn-taking at almost any time, and can detect and respond to your emotions.
Advanced Voice is available in the desktop app as it is in iOS or Android—you click the button in the chat bar. When you click that button, it will provide you with a new view of that now-famous graduating blue circle.
OpenAI o1-preview & o1-mini
The macOS app is compatible with our OpenAI o1-preview and o1-mini models—a new series of models that spend more time before answering you. These models are capable of reasoning through tasks and, on average, can solve more complicated problems than the previous models in science, coding, and math.
But it is still limited to users of the ChatGPT Teams and Plus versions only, though. Moreover, anyone living in the EU, UK, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and Liechtenstein has to