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ChatGPT will accept voice commands and read images;  know more

ChatGPT will accept voice commands and read images; know more

OpenAI announced last Monday (25) that ChatGPTFrom now on, its AI platform will provide interaction via voice or images. This way, the chatbot will be able to recognize speeches in the text.

The ease of use will be similar to what we already find today, done via text messages. However, instead of typing, the user can speak using the record button to make the interaction. With this, the robot will convert the speech into text and send what is requested.

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The official OpenAI account on X/Twitter explains more about the new functionality. However, it has clarified that this new feature will only be available to users subscribed to the Plus plan.

The voice message version will still be available to apps internal control Department that it Android. As for images, for all platforms. You can see the post here.

In order to put such changes into effect, ChatGPT uses Whisper, a tool artificial intelligence Which captures spoken words and transcribes them into writing.

Hence, the platform will also respond to users using synthetic voice. But, again, this functionality will be limited to specific users.

How will image interpretation work?

In the same toolbar in which we are writing, it will be possible to upload an image, which ChatGPT will be responsible for trying to understand what the user wants to talk about and respond to it according to his interpretation.

In this way, the job is different from what happens today in google lenswhich conducts research on the Internet.

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ChatGPT will offer a more natural way, as if it were a conversation. However, OpenAI explains that the technology will not recognize people.

According to the company itself, this is a measure that guarantees the security and privacy of all users of this technology.

As we said earlier, both functions will be available to platform subscribers, and only then will they be offered to the general public.