ChatGPT Desktop: GPT Voice Adds Mac Screen Reading

OpenAI has added voice work features to the ChatGPT desktop app. This update allows users to carry out tasks by talking through GPT Voice. The feature is based on the upgraded voice mode GPT-Live, which was first applied on mobile this month. What's interesting is that on desktop, GPT Voice works on both macOS and Windows 11. Mac users get an expanded function, as Appshots let ChatGPT refer to the currently selected active window for better context. GPT Voice also connects with OpenAI's computer-use function, local files, and ChatGPT plugins. This means it can read on-screen context, reference local materials, and link other features while conversing by voice. The update also fills a gap in the existing Mac app, bringing back voice mode with a broader feature range. A key point is that users can now switch by voice among chatting, work tasks, and coding within the desktop app. This shows the ChatGPT desktop app is moving from a simple question-and-answer window to an execution environment that coordinates real work. The bottom line is this integration aims to make desktop AI assistants more versatile in your daily workflow.