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.

OpenAI has announced the launch of a brand new early version of the ChatGPT Windows app! With this application, users no longer need to open a webpage each time; they can easily summon ChatGPT by pressing the Alt + Space shortcut key. OpenAI has released desktop versions for both Mac and Windows operating systems, but they are currently only available to paid users. This means that friends who wish to experience it need a paid ChatGPT account.

Google announced on Thursday that it has launched the AI assistant feature—Gmail Q&A— for paid users of Gmail on Android devices, with plans to roll it out to iOS devices in the future. This feature allows users to interact directly with the AI assistant Gemini within the Gmail app to read and summarize inbox content or search for specific information, such as key points from particular emails or costs of past company marketing campaigns. The functionality enhances information retrieval efficiency by adding a Gemini button next to the traditional search bar. Currently, this feature is limited to email.