ChatGPT’s Voice Feature Amazes and Alarms the Internet

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1 August 2024
Voice feature is currently available to select users
ChatGPT's Voice Feature Amazes and Alarms the Internet
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ChatGPT’s Voice feature is now available to select users, showcasing its impressive ability to mimic various accents and dialects flawlessly. This new functionality has sparked significant online reactions, as users test its limits and share their experiences.

In one notable instance, X user @nickfloats prompted the AI to tell a story as an airline pilot addressing passengers. Remarkably, ChatGPT responded with a narrative delivered in a voice that mimicked an airplane’s PA system. Although the AI struggled with incorporating engine sound effects, the demonstration was still captivating.

The reaction from @nickfloats was enthusiastic, sharing their experience online:

“Guys, I’m never talking to any of you ever again once GPT voice is released. I won’t need friends anymore.”

This playful comment shows the significant impact of the new voice feature on users, highlighting its potential to transform how we interact with AI.

A video uploaded to YouTube showcased ChatGPT explaining its ability to speak dozens of languages, though the exact count varies due to dialects and regional variations. The AI’s capability to adapt to different language forms demonstrates its versatility and potential for global use.

Another user tested ChatGPT’s ability to speak in various U.S. accents, including New York, Boston, and Wisconsin. The AI’s performance in replicating these accents, as well as singing “Happy Birthday” in the voices of different animals, shows its range and adaptability, even if it sometimes humorously acknowledges the absurdity of certain requests.

We found a video featuring ChatGPT simulating a conversation between Elon Musk and Donald Trump. While the impersonations were far from perfect, they were intentionally kept that way, preventing any potential ethical concerns about voice replication.

Another intriguing video involved a user asking ChatGPT to modulate its pitch. The AI managed only a slight adjustment before admitting it couldn’t go further, highlighting the current limitations of the technology.

Cristiano Giardina, another X user, asked ChatGPT to count rapidly from one to 50. The AI sounded out of breath upon completion, adding a layer of realism not previously seen in AI interactions.

ChatGPT’s advanced voice feature is pushing the boundaries of what AI can achieve in terms of realistic and adaptive speech. While there are still limitations to be addressed, the current capabilities are already impressive, promising a future where AI can interact with users in more natural and engaging ways.

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