ChatGPT’s highly anticipated feature, Advanced Voice Mode, designed to enhance user interaction with AI, has received mixed user reviews. Some even express disappointment and frustration, citing issues like voice quality, response time, and accuracy.
Despite promising a smoother, more immersive experience, many feel its execution has not met their expectations.
Initial Disappointment and Expectations
Many users expressed their excitement for ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode. However, they found that it lacks some features showcased in promotional videos. These include singing, mimicking different voices, and changing tempo.
A Reddit user commented, "doesn't have anything that the videos about it said it would... can't sing, can't do different voices, or change the tempo or anything like that." Others expressed the same sentiment in the comments, feeling that the feature wasn't as advanced as they had hoped.
Limitations and Feedback
Users have also encountered other limitations besides the lack of expected features. Some have reported issues with the search feature not functioning correctly, making the Advanced Voice Mode less effective. Others have expressed frustration with the daily usage limit restricting access to the feature.
Additionally, users have pointed out that the Advanced Voice Mode’s ability to process audio is also limited. While it can provide transcriptions, it struggles to detect emotions, tone, or individual speakers in conversations. This is a clear sign that this feature is still in its early stages of development and requires further refinement.
A Promising Future?
Despite these issues, many users still feel the Advanced Voice Mode has potential. With further updates and improvements, it may eventually deliver on its promise of a more natural and interactive AI experience.
Still, many users are fascinated with the Advanced Voice Mode's voice capabilities. A Twitter user posted a video of the ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode crying. The voice seems so realistic.
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