OpenAI has introduced a new “Record” mode for its chatbot platform, ChatGPT. This feature allows users to record their prompts instead of typing them, enabling the AI assistant to support voice input and making it faster and more conversational.
The current version of Record mode is limited to Pro, Enterprise, and Edu users on the macOS desktop app, but OpenAI plans to expand this feature to mobile apps and free accounts in the near future. This move aims to enhance ChatGPT’s multimodal capabilities, combining voice, vision, and text for a seamless AI assistance experience.
ChatGPT Record mode is designed for quick queries on the desktop and offers a quicker experience compared to the full voice conversation offered by ChatGPT Voice. The feature includes a quick transcription of the user’s spoken words, keeping the interaction clear and easy to follow.
With this new development, OpenAI aims to build loyalty among users by offering premium features like Record mode for free-tier users. As the AI assistant space becomes increasingly competitive, OpenAI will likely continue to expand its features to match the level of usability offered by rivals, such as Google Gemini Live.
Source: https://www.tomsguide.com/ai/chatgpt-record-quietly-rolled-out-for-pro-users-heres-why-i-think-free-accounts-could-get-voice-messages-soon