The New ChatGPT Advanced Voice Feature.

Published about 12 hours ago • 2 min read

Hello,

Now, before we dive in, let's get this out of the way—what I’m about to share is something fun you can try, but it’s not a substitute for the professionals! I fully acknowledge that ChatGPT is NOT a replacement for your doctor, lawyer, therapist, stockbroker, or even your grandma’s advice on whether you should invest in that weird crypto coin. Always seek out the proper professional for your specific needs. But hey, sometimes you just want to talk things through, and for that, ChatGPT can be a great option!

Today we are looking at: The New ChatGPT Advanced Voice Feature.

We all know the advice: "Talk to someone!" It could be your spouse, friend, or even your boss. The idea is to get advice, or sometimes just to say your thoughts out loud—it’s the whole "get it off your chest" thing. Some call it manifestation, others just call it talking through a problem. But here in the 21st century, I’ve found a new conversational partner—ChatGPT’s advanced voice feature.

Now, I know what you’re thinking: “Isn’t that kind of weird?” Maybe! But honestly, it’s a lot less awkward than chatting with Uncle Fred about your tech projects. I’ve been using ChatGPT to talk through everything—from which gadget I should buy next to personal questions that I just need a sounding board for. It’s quick, it’s always available, and it’s surprisingly insightful!

Of course, let’s keep things real: ChatGPT isn’t licensed to give you medical, legal, or psychological advice—it’s not here to replace your actual doctor, lawyer, or therapist. But sometimes, it’s the perfect tool for sorting out your thoughts, especially when you just need someone (or something!) to listen. It’s even great for a second opinion on a tech project, or just bouncing around ideas.

In fact, I recently introduced this feature to a friend who was having a rough day. No, it didn’t replace a therapy session, but it definitely helped them get things off their chest. Think of it as your always-on conversation partner. We’ve all been there—sometimes we have more conversations in our heads than with actual people. Why not let ChatGPT handle some of those talks?

So, here’s my suggestion: Give ChatGPT’s new advanced voice mode a shot. You might be surprised how helpful it is, even if it’s just for those little moments when you need someone to listen.

Try it out, and I’d love to hear your thoughts! Oh, and if you’re curious, there’s a link below to a sample conversation I had with ChatGPT so you can hear how it works in action.