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The latest version of the AI ChatGPT now allows voice chats, as explained by columnist and tech consultant Bruno Guglielminiti.
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But what's surprising in X's post that the digital specialist published online on Thursday morning is that GPT-4's advanced voice mode can now adopt a Quebecois dialect.
Guglielminetti had fun testing this feature, and we have to admit that his demonstration was rather conclusive.
“That's because of my training. I've learned a lot of different dialects, including the Quebecois dialect, so I can better understand and respond to people from everywhere. “This is how I can chat with you today,” the device answered when asked by the columnist. Where does his Quebecois accent come from?
In the comments under Googlelminity's post, many netizens said they were impressed with the device's performance.
In the Sac de Chips Teams channel, a user whose name includes an Australian city said: “He talks like Joel Legendre.”
It's not clear if he's referring to ChatGPT or Bruno Guglielminetti.
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