OpenAI has launched the voice feature for ChatGPT, allowing all free users to have voice conversations with ChatGPT. This enables users to enjoy a more interactive experience similar to talking with a real person. The new feature supports bidirectional voice conversations, making communication between users and AI more natural and intuitive. The voice feature is available on the iOS and Android mobile applications of ChatGPT. It is powered by OpenAI's models, including Whisper, their open-source speech recognition model, and a new speech synthesis model. Users can see the following update message when updating the application on the Google Play Store: "Now you can communicate naturally with ChatGPT using your voice, whether you are on the go or at home. Whether you are reading a story or discussing dinner, ChatGPT can assist you. Simply download the ChatGPT application and tap the headphone icon to start chatting!" The update has not been announced on the Apple App Store yet, but the iOS version of ChatGPT already includes the voice feature. OpenAI's latest update democratizes the voice feature, allowing all free users to interact with AI using voice. This presents an opportunity for content and search marketers to create interactive content and change their content and SEO strategies. Previously, only ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise users on iPhone or iPad could use this feature. To use the voice feature, users need to download the ChatGPT application and tap the headphone icon to start chatting. They can choose from five different voices: Breeze, Ember, Cove, Juniper, and Sky. The voice feature enhances user interaction, enabling more natural and intuitive communication between users and AI. How to use voice conversations: 1. Download the ChatGPT application. 2. Tap the headphone icon. 3. Select your preferred voice (multiple male and female voices with different accents). 4. Start chatting with ChatGPT. Users can initiate voice conversations by tapping the headphone icon in the ChatGPT application. ChatGPT will listen to the user's speech. The voice feature is still in testing, and OpenAI will officially release these features based on user feedback and optimization of the most popular use cases.