OpenAI's ChatGPT Introduces Image and Voice Features

OpenAI’s ChatGPT Introduces Image and Voice Features

ByAudInsights.blog

OpenAI has recently launched impressive new features for its popular chatbot, ChatGPT. The AI-powered bot now has a voice feature and the ability to analyze images.

Users subscribed to ChatGPT Plus can interact with the bot in a back-and-forth conversation using the voice feature. Additionally, they can upload images and ask questions about them. The image feature is easy to use, with a picture icon on the web version and the ability to take a photo on the mobile app. Users can circle specific areas they want the bot to focus on.

The image feature has various practical applications, such as generating recipe suggestions based on ingredients, deciphering handwritten notes, and identifying objects. It can even convert whiteboard instructions into working code. However, users should be cautious about uploading personal or sensitive photos.

OpenAI has implemented safeguards to protect privacy. ChatGPT is restricted from identifying real people based on images, although it can recognize labeled artwork.

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Source: I tried out ChatGPT’s new image feature, which can create recipes from ingredient photos, write code from whiteboards, and identify objects. Here’s how it went.

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