New ChatGPT layout blends audio, text and maps in one view
The updated ChatGPT interface blends voice, text and images while letting users revisit conversations through a built-in transcript.
OpenAI has unveiled an updated ChatGPT interface that combines voice and text features in a single view. Users can speak naturally at any point in a chat and receive responses in text, audio, or images. The new layout also introduces real-time map displays.
The redesign adds a scrolling transcript within the chat window. It allows users to revisit earlier exchanges and move easily between reading and listening. OpenAI states that the goal is to support voice-led tasks without compromising clarity.
With the unified experience, conversations no longer require switching modes. ChatGPT can deliver audio, written, and visual replies simultaneously. Maps and images appear directly alongside the voice response.
Every spoken message is automatically transcribed. However, this helps users follow more extended discussions and keep a record for later reference. OpenAI says the feature supports both accessibility and everyday convenience.
The update is rolling out gradually across web and mobile platforms. Users who prefer the earlier voice-only layout can revert to it in settings. OpenAI says the unified mode will remain the default as development continues.
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