OpenAI President Greg Brockman, continues sharing updates about OpenAI products, such as ChatGPT’s newly available voice narration feature (via TechCrunch). The features are still rolling out from OpenAI despite its boardroom drama over the past five days.
Brockman is highlighting ChatGPT’s voice narration, now accessible to all users on iOS and Android.
ChatGPT’s voice feature remains a highlight. Initially for premium subscribers, this AI-driven chatbot now offers human-like voice narration to all users. In the iOS and Android apps, you just need to tap the headphones icon and ask what you want of ChatGPT, and it will respond.
ChatGPT Voice rolled out for all free users. Give it a try — totally changes the ChatGPT experience: https://t.co/DgzqLlDNYF
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) November 21, 2023
Utilizing a text-to-speech model, OpenAI collaborated with professional voice actors to craft five distinct voices.
These voices are powered by the open-source Whisper speech recognition system, transcribing spoken words into text.
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Is anyone even overseeing the quality of these articles? Greg announced that he was going back to work at OpenAI about 13 hours ago.
Do you even bother doing any googling let alone any research? Poor journalism.
Worst part is that you failed read your colleague John Quintet‘s article that was posted 5 hours ago and clearly stated that Greg was back at OpenAI.
You mean to say you don’t publicly announce new features of a product from the company you no longer work for? /s