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OpenAI quietly released what I believe to be the biggest AI tool a major lab has ever put out. And I think it's not just the future of AI, but the future of how we interact with computers as a whole. Btw, this isn’t fake hype. No major lab paid me to tell you this (none of them talk to me at all lol). Anyway, the tool that has completely changed how I use AI is ChatGPT voice. I've turned it on for 10 of my friends already, and all of them thought it was just voice dictation until they tried it. Which is why I put together a full breakdown of it in a YouTube video 3 days ago. Here's what I cover in the video:
Jump to whatever section is the most relevant for you right now. If you haven’t used ChatGPT voice yet, start with the first one. Watch the full breakdown here. Let me know if you've tried it already. Keep shipping, Alex |
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