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Advanced Voice Mode Comes to ChatGPT Web for Paid Users
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Advanced Voice Mode Comes to ChatGPT Web for Paid Users
OpenAI has expanded Advanced Voice Mode to its web platform, allowing paid users to have voice conversations with ChatGPT directly from their browsers. The feature, which first launched on iOS and Android in September, recently arrived on desktop apps and is now available for Plus, Enterprise, Teams, and Edu subscribers via web.
Voice Conversations with ChatGPT
Advanced Voice Mode transforms how users interact with ChatGPT by enabling spoken dialogue instead of typing. This feature is ideal for brainstorming, quick questions, and real-time translations.
Kevin Weil, OpenAI’s Chief Product Officer, shared how he uses the feature:
For idea exploration and convenience during multitasking without having to type.
As a universal translator for seamless conversations in different languages while traveling.
Having fun talking to ChatGPT on road trips.
Weil noted that this capability, which felt futuristic just two years ago, has quickly become a part of his daily routine.
How to Use Advanced Voice Mode
Paid subscribers can try Advanced Voice Mode now by visiting ChatGPT Web. The feature is available to:
Plus subscribers
Enterprise users
Teams and Education users
The tool will roll out to free users in the coming weeks, according to OpenAI.
Why It Matters
Voice Mode is more than just a convenience; it represents a shift toward more natural and accessible AI interactions. Whether you’re engaging in a brainstorming session, navigating language barriers, or simplifying your workflow, voice interaction opens up new possibilities for users.
By extending this feature to the web, OpenAI makes advanced voice capabilities more accessible across devices and platforms. With plans to bring the feature to free-tier users soon, Advanced Voice Mode could redefine how millions engage with AI daily.
Editor’s Note: This article was created by Alicia Shapiro, CMO of AiNews.com, with writing, image, and idea-generation support from ChatGPT, an AI assistant. However, the final perspective and editorial choices are solely Alicia Shapiro’s. Special thanks to ChatGPT for assistance with research and editorial support in crafting this article.