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ChatGPT unveils new voice and image features

OpenAI announces new voice and image features for ChatGPT, initially for Plus and Enterprise users. The update aims for interactive yet secure user experience.

OpenAI has revealed upcoming upgrades to ChatGPT that include voice and image capabilities. While this promises to make your interaction with the AI more dynamic, it’s worth noting that the rollout is initially focused on Plus and Enterprise users who pay for the service.

What to anticipate with this phased introduction

OpenAI opts for a staggered release, allowing them time to perfect the new features and tackle any unforeseen security issues. For example, adding voice and image recognition functions increases the potential for misuse. There’s a risk of fraudsters using the technology for impersonation or other malicious activities. To preempt this, OpenAI has imposed certain limitations on ChatGPT. So, even though you’ll enjoy a more interactive interface, it’s been designed to be as secure and accurate as possible.

Delving deeper into security measures

While you might be excited about these new functionalities, OpenAI takes precautions seriously. The company has rigorously tested vision-based models to assess risks like extremism and scientific proficiency. They’ve also ensured that the voice feature only employs voice actors they’ve directly worked with. This enables OpenAI to control voice quality and security, striving to mitigate risks associated with these new capabilities.

Steps to activate the new features on your mobile

Activation requires manual effort if you’re using an iOS or Android device. First, select your settings and opt-in for the new voice and image features. Once that’s done, you’ll see a headphone icon in the top-right corner of your home screen. A simple tap on this icon opens up a selection of five distinct voices. 

Choose your preferred voice, and you’re all set to experience ChatGPT in a brand-new way.

By offering these updates, OpenAI aims to create a more intuitive and engaging user experience while balancing the need for security and responsible use of technology.

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