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OpenAI Upgrades ChatGPT with GPT-Live-1 Voice Model
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Why it matters
- →GPT-Live-1 enhances conversational AI by allowing simultaneous speaking and listening.
- →The model introduces real-time translation and AI-generated visuals, expanding ChatGPT's capabilities.
- →Built-in safeguards aim to provide safer interactions, addressing concerns about harmful responses.
OpenAI has launched the GPT-Live-1 voice model for ChatGPT, aiming to create a more natural conversational experience. This new model allows for simultaneous speaking and listening, reducing interruptions and enhancing dialogue flow. It also supports real-time translation and provides AI-generated visuals for certain topics. The model includes safeguards for sensitive conversations, offering crisis helpline support and age-appropriate responses. GPT-Live-1 is available on iOS, Android, and the web for various subscription tiers.
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