Now it will be possible to have a more natural conversation with ChatGPT. The artificial intelligence company OpenAI announced new features in its conversational models.
OpenAI, a company dedicated to the research and development of artificial intelligence, unveiled two new models for conversations with its chatbot, called GPT-Live-1 and GPT-Live-1 mini.
These modalities offer a more natural and fluid voice to ChatGPT, with the aim that users experience communication similar to that they maintain with other people, in which the interlocutor can speak and listen at the same time.
This will be possible thanks to your system full-duplexwhich allows people to interrupt the chatbot naturally and let it manage the conversation in real timeso that the interaction resembles an everyday dialogue. In addition, this technology allows functions such as simultaneous translation.
With this update, the mode Advanced Voice Mode It is replaced by GPT-Live-1 mini in the standard versions, while paid versions will be able to access the GPT-Live-1 model, with greater capacity.
However, both models solve common problems of previous versions and offer more precise answers, since The system sends queries to the most recent text models, such as GPT-5.5.
Additionally, ChatGPT can remain silent while capturing context for long periods of time and respond only when prompted by the user. Likewise, it can present information in visual format.
During the presentation, the head of ChatGPT Voice, Atty Eleti, stated that has had conversations of between 30 and 40 consecutive minutes with the assistant while walkingwhich demonstrates its ability to handle complex computing tasks, beyond answering queries or executing short commands.
According to OpenAI, more than 150 million people already interact with ChatGPT using voice and dictation features. Although its goal is to allow longer and more natural conversations, The company does not seek to position its technology as a digital “companion”, but rather as an efficient and secure tool.
Other companies, such as Apple, Amazon and Sesame, have also updated their assistants to optimize context management and improve the naturalness of their responses and conversations. Monogram, for its part, also implements more visual and interactive responses.