Android Authority spotted some lines of code in the Advanced Voice Mode part of the latest ChatGPT v1.2024.317 beta build, which point to something called "Live camera." The code appears to be a warning to users to not use Live camera "for live navigation or decisions that may impact your health or safety."

OpenAI has expanded ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode to the web, bringing conversational capabilities to browsers. Kevin Weil, OpenAI’s chief product officer, announced the rollout on X, confirming that this feature is now available to ChatGPT’s paying subscribers.

Kevin Weil, OpenAI’s Chief product officer, announced about the launch on X (earlier Twitter). In an X post he wrote that OpenAI is expanding ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode feature to the web.

OpenAI has announced that its Advanced Voice feature is now available to all ChatGPT Plus and Team users through the web browser. Previously, the feature was only accessible through the ChatGPT mobile app.

OpenAI: Advanced Voice Mode facilitates more natural, real-time conversations with ChatGPT, allowing users to interrupt at any time

OpenAI has upgraded its Advanced Voice Mode on the ChatGPT website so that paid desktop users can access it seamlessly instead of having to connect through the app in order to access the feature. “Another Advanced Voice update for you—it’s rolling out now on on desktop for all paid users.

OpenAI has expanded the Advanced Voice Mode of ChatGPT to the web. So, users can now have voice conversations with ChatGPT on a web browser. Kevin Weil,

OpenAI this week continued its rollout of ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode by adding support for web browsers. Previously, the feature was only available on the desktop and mobile apps. "You can now talk to ChatGPT right from your browser,

You can choose between several voices for this voice assistant, which can also speak in any language, and with an accent, if asked.