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Talking to ChatGPT feels more collaborative than typing.
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Usage limits can interrupt productivity mid-session.
Over the past year or so, I've had the opportunity to talk with OpenAI. Most of the time, those conversations have been about programming or coding-related capabilities, but recently, I had a discussion about Voice Mode.
OpenAI wanted to get across a number of examples you can do with it. The last time I took a look at Voice Mode, I was assessing its technical knowledge. The AI fabricated answers in order to provide rapid responses which, at that time, nerfed its usefulness to me.
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After that fail, I kind of ignored the capability. But the suggestions that OpenAI made about how to get the most out of Voice Mode play to its strengths and made me want to check it out again. So, I decided to have a conversation in Voice Mode about Voice Mode.
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