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OpenAI Will Remove ChatGPT’s Older Voice Modes From Settings Dec. 11

Users who chose either mode will switch to GPT-Live. Video and screen sharing will continue to use Advanced Voice Mode.

A phone screen shows two microphone controls beside a waveform / TokenPost.ai
A phone screen shows two microphone controls beside a waveform / TokenPost.ai

OpenAI will remove Advanced Voice Mode and Standard Voice Mode from ChatGPT’s Settings > Voice menu on Dec. 11, moving users who chose either option to GPT-Live automatically.

OpenAI began notifying users Nov. 10. The two modes remain available until Dec. 11, when they will disappear from the menu. Users who previously chose one of them will switch to GPT-Live without having to select a replacement mode in Settings.

Past voice conversations will stay in users’ chat histories. They can continue those conversations by text or in GPT-Live, so the menu change will not remove the earlier exchanges.

GPT-Live does not support live video or screen sharing. ChatGPT will continue using Advanced Voice Mode for both features, even as the mode is removed from Settings > Voice. Voice conversations with custom GPTs will also continue to use Advanced Voice Mode through Dec. 11.

Simon Yoon

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