Android Authority spotted some lines of code in the Advanced Voice Mode part of the latest ChatGPT v1.2024.317 beta build, which point to something called "Live camera." The code appears to be a warning to users to not use Live camera "for live navigation or decisions that may impact your health or safety."

OpenAI is expanding ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode feature to the web, letting users talk to the AI chatbot right from their browser.

Code in the latest ChatGPT v1.2024.317 beta build, originally spotted by Android Authority, hints at ChatGPT's eyes coming sooner rather than later. OpenAI hasn't officially confirmed the name for the sci-fi video call feature yet, but according to the code strings it's going to be called 'Live Camera'.

OpenAI has been progressively rolling out its Advanced Voice mode for ChatGPT to various platforms and user groups. It is coming soon to free users.

OpenAI: Advanced Voice Mode facilitates more natural, real-time conversations with ChatGPT, allowing users to interrupt at any time

Originally only available on mobile, now ChatGPT Plus subscribers can use the Advanced Voice Mode feature right from their browser.

OpenAI has rolled out ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode feature to the web, which means desktop users can now talk to the AI chatbot directly from their browser. However, the feature is only available to paid users.

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode feature to the web which lets users talk to the AI chatbot from the browser.OpenAI Chief Product Officer, Kevin Well, announced the launch of

OpenAI has recently added its ChatGPT Advanced Voice mode to the desktop model. But it is only available for paid users.

Kevin Weil, CPO of OpenAI, announced the rollout of Advanced Voice Mode for ChatGPT web users who are subscribed to the Plus, Enterprise, Teams, or Edu plans. This feature, which allows users to interact with ChatGPT using voice commands rather than typing,