New voices. Better accents. And less "checking..."
GPT-Live-1.1 brings these updates to Voice in ChatGPT, Codex, and dots, with new voices in French, German, Hindi, Mexican Spanish, Korean, and Japanese.
Rolling out today to all users. Coming soon to the API.
Say hello to GPT-Live-1.1
I’ve completely lost confidence. After waiting almost four months, all we ended up getting was a .1 update. I originally thought you guys would at least release 1.5 or 2 soon. At this rate, we’re never going to get 2.
I’ve completely lost confidence. After waiting almost four months, all we ended up getting was a .1 update. I originally thought you guys would at least release 1.5 or 2 soon. At this rate, we’re never going to get 2.@athyuttamre
I’ve completely lost confidence. After waiting almost four months, all we ended up getting was a .1 update. I originally thought you guys would at least release 1.5 or 2 soon. At this rate, we’re never going to get 2.@victornunez
I’ve completely lost confidence. After waiting almost four months, all we ended up getting was a .1 update. I originally thought you guys would at least release 1.5 or 2 soon. At this rate, we’re never going to get 2.@Houda_nait
I’ve completely lost confidence. After waiting almost four months, all we ended up getting was a .1 update. I originally thought you guys would at least release 1.5 or 2 soon. At this rate, we’re never going to get 2.@kundan2510
Launching our new voice model, gpt-live-1.1, today! It should be better across the board than gpt-live-1.
Some highlights:
* Considerably better performance across many non-English languages.
* Paired with new voices in many languages.
Continuous improvements to our voice models and product experience will be the norm from now on!!
Very proud of the team behind this launch!
What if it were combined with GPT Live 2? 🤔
I’m so excited to launch GPT-6 today with intelligent UI and the ability to start answering while still thinking! This is the result of many months of work from our team and so many amazing collaborators.
With intelligent UI, the model can choose how to present information in the way that’s most useful to you, e.g. an interactive explanation of how a violin produces sound or a calculator to double or triple a recipe. We wanted to give the model a richer way to express itself while keeping the experience fast and familiar, and the answers comprehensive and factual. I especially love it for shopping :)
We built a library of native, streamable components and a compiler that renders the interface as the model generates it. We trained the model to make thoughtful design decisions with these components, including when to use something interactive and when plain text still works best.
GPT-6 can also start answering while it continues to think and work in the background. It builds up its answer as it goes, so you don’t have to wait to start reading useful content. This feels especially good for research queries. I remember talking about wanting this two years ago when we were working on deep research, and I’m so happy we finally get to ship it!
We trained the model to take your waiting time into account and build an answer across multiple partial responses. Each should add useful information based on what it knows and has found so far, while keeping the full answer cohesive and accurate.
Let us know what you think!!
Tom2 Wu retweeted
Promise kept: Codex speaks incoming.
Freaking legend. So much love for Tibo
Tom2 Wu retweeted
Replying to @ChrisGPT
Hands free computing sounds nice until you try debugging code by voice for six hours straight.
Tom2 Wu retweeted
Replying to @ChrisGPT
need a different kind of device that do all my work on cloud,
so i don't have to carry my laptop again.
Tom2 Wu retweeted
Replying to @ChrisGPT
everyone becomes retards then, nothing functions inside brain, lmao






















