ChatGPT's voice mode has become startlingly human-like, users report
chessboardtable · reddit · 2026-10-02
A Reddit user returning to ChatGPT's voice mode after months away was struck by how realistic and human-like the conversation now sounds—especially compared to a few years ago, when it couldn't even handle natural pauses properly.
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