GPT Live's Real-Time Correction Hilariously Backfires
paw_lean · x · 2026-07-11
A viral clip testing GPT Live's real-time correction features shows the speaker being constantly corrected mid-sentence, leading to the humbling realization of being "bad at languages" when attempting Thai and Greek.
Serving more as a lighthearted feature demo and an epic fail moment rather than a serious review, the highlight is the AI's impressive ability to instantly correct users during a live conversation.
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