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ChatGPT’s latest: the Advanced Voice Mode allows users to have natural conversations with ChatGPT using real-time voice interaction. This feature makes it feel more like speaking to a person than using a standard chatbot. Users can ask questions and interrupt when needed, making the conversation more fluid and responsive.

This new mode has been available to a small group, and is still in its testing phase. It was first demonstrated earlier in the year, and OpenAI is gradually releasing it to more users who subscribe to the Plus service.

Who Can Access Advanced Voice Mode?

A user on X shared a screenshot from OpenAI, and in the message, they announced, “As of now, access to Advanced Voice mode is being rolled out in a limited alpha to a select group of users. While…

ChatGPT has found a niche not just among individuals but among organizations. The business and educational flavors of OpenAI’s chatbot have officially snagged more than 1 million paying business users, a company spokesperson told ZDNET. That number is a hefty gain from the 600,000 recorded this past April.

The amount represents the total number of paid seats for the ChatGPT business offerings as different companies have different numbers of seats based on their size. The number includes users of OpenAI’s three business-oriented platforms, specifically ChatGPT Enterprise (launched August 28, 2023), ChatGPT Team (launched January 10, 2024), and ChatGPT Edu (launched May 30, 2024).

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OpenAI launched ChatGPT in November 2022, and while you might think that after being on the market for nearly two years, its initial popularity would settle down, the number of users keeps increasing exponentially.

On Thursday, OpenAI shared that ChatGPT has 200 million weekly active users. Compared to the 100 million weekly ChatGPT active users OpenAI reported having in November 2023, the number of active weekly users doubled in about a year. 

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The continued increase in users can partly be attributed to OpenAI’s continued investment in developing upgrades, such as new large language models (LLMs), highly requested features, and more offerings for free ChatGPT users, which make using the chatbot more…

AI company OpenAI is beginning to roll out advanced voice features for its ChatGPT chatbot to a small number of ChatGPT Plus subscribers in an early alpha trial, it announced on X on Tuesday.

The startup previewed advanced voice mode during its Spring Update in May, which is where it also debuted its GPT-4o model.

OpenAI isn’t alone in its ambitions for chatbot voice functionality for subscribers who pay $20 per month for perks like early access. Google, too, shared its plans for a more conversational Gemini chatbot via its Gemini Live feature for Gemini Advanced subscribers, who also pay $20 per month. Meta’s Meta AI chatbot can also chat with users who are wearing its Ray-Ban glasses. 

This is one example of how technology companies continue to roll out new models and features in…

OpenAI recently announced on a blog post that freemium users of ChatGPT will soon be able to use the tool withoutt needing to create an account or log in to one. This is said to be a way to simplify access to AI tech.

The AI startup said; “More than 100 million people across 185 countries use ChatGPT weekly to learn something new, find creative inspiration, and get answers to their questions. Starting today, you can use ChatGPT instantly, without needing to sign-up. We’re rolling this out gradually, with the aim to make AI accessible to anyone curious about its capabilities.”

Why The Change?

The reasoning for OpenAI removing the sign-up requirement for ChatGPT is said to be their way of making AI more approachable. Previously, users had to register to access…