GPT-Live-1.1 begins rolling into ChatGPT Voice
WHAT HAPPENED
OpenAI began rolling GPT-Live-1.1 and the lighter GPT-Live-1.1 Quip into ChatGPT Voice on October 15. Both retain a full-duplex design that can interpret pauses, interruptions and changes in speaking pace while deciding…
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OpenAI began rolling GPT-Live-1.1 and the lighter GPT-Live-1.1 Quip into ChatGPT Voice on October 15. Both retain a full-duplex design that can interpret pauses, interruptions and changes in speaking pace while deciding whether to respond or continue listening. GPT-Live-1.1 is the default for Plus and higher tiers, while Quip is the default for other users. The release adds 13 voices spanning French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Mexican Spanish and English and broadens the short phrases used while searching. The system card says production-prompt safety evaluations showed no statistically significant overall regression, but synthetic hard cases showed significant regressions in sexual content, mental health, emotional reliance and gore, so a more natural voice is not the same as risk being solved.
Real-time voice progress is not only sounding human but making listening, searching and acting easier to supervise.
Doudoulong, in plain words
New voices are a product upgrade; safety regressions deserve equal visibility.
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