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    ChatGPT’s Voice Just Got a Major Upgrade—and It’s Spooky How Human It Sounds

    June 10, 2025

    ChatGPT now feels less like a voice assistant and more like someone you know. In a post on X, the company rolled out a major update to Advanced Voice Mode, and it’s one of the most human-sounding AI voices yet. It adds realistic cadence, soft pauses, emotional cues, and even manages to sound empathetic or […]

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