OpenAI has announced the expansion of its ChatGPT's advanced voice mode feature to the web version, allowing users to interact with the AI chatbot directly in the browser. The launch of the web version marks the continuation of the advanced voice mode feature first introduced in the iOS and Android applications. The new feature will initially be available to paid users of ChatGPT, including Plus, Enterprise, Teams, and Edu subscribers.

Today, OpenAI officially announced that it will roll out a brand new Advanced Voice Mode to all ChatGPT Plus and Team users within this week. According to the official introduction, the new feature not only adds custom instructions, memory, five new voice styles, and improved accents, but also introduces five different voices and over fifty language options, making interactions with ChatGPT smoother and more personalized. If you are a Plus or Team user, you will have access to Advanced Voice once it's available.

OpenAI announced on Tuesday that it will roll out the advanced voice mode (AVM) for ChatGPT to more paying customers. This upgrade aims to make conversations more natural and fluid, with the initial beneficiaries being ChatGPT Plus and Teams tier customers. Educational and enterprise clients will gain access starting next week. As part of this update, the interface design of AVM has also been optimized. The user interface now features a blue animated sphere to represent the functionality, replacing the previously displayed animated black dot. When AVM becomes available,

GPT-4o, OpenAI's flagship model released in May, stands out for its audio comprehension, achieving an average response time of 320 milliseconds, close to human conversation speed. It integrates text, visual, and audio modalities through end-to-end training, showcasing its potential across various inputs and outputs. OpenAI plans to launch advanced speech mode features via ChatGPT Plus in June, delayed by a month for improvements in model detectio....