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OpenAI's AI chatbot ChatGPT has been gaining immense popularity since its launch in 2022. After ChatGPT was launched, tech companies around the world started building AI chatbots of their own. With an increase in popularity, ChatGPT has gained several new features to improve its responses and user experience. Now, OpenAI has introduced a new Read Aloud feature to ChatGPT. This feature will allow ChatGPT to read its responses aloud to the users. Therefore, now users can listen to the responses instead of reading them.…

ChatGPT has received a new accessibility feature that can be helpful for visually impaired people. The artificial intelligence (AI)-powered chatbot by OpenAI announced a Read Aloud feature on Monday that can read out its written responses. The new feature is a different functionality from the voice chat feature that was introduced in September 2023 and uses the AI model's multimodal capabilities. Notably, an earlier report also revealed that the Android app version of the chatbot could soon get a home-screen widget.The…

Screenshot by Lance Whitney/ZDNETDon't feel like just reading a response you receive from OpenAI's ChatGPT? Well, now you can sit back and listen to it. Already available in the mobile app and rolling out to the website, a feature called Read Aloud will do just that -- read the response aloud to you.To try this out on your mobile device, install the ChatGPT app for iOS/iPadOS or Android if you don't already have it. Sign in with your account. Ask the bot to generate some content -- a story, a poem, a haiku, an essay,…

Back in September, OpenAI launched support for voice and picture ChatGPT prompts on iPhone and Android. The feature became available for ChatGPT users on the free plan a couple of months later. Talking to ChatGPT is very easy to do. Just tap the headphones and start talking. The chatbot will respond to you accordingly. But wouldn't it be great if ChatGPT could also read past responses aloud? It's certainly the kind of feature I'd appreciate while I might be out and about and chatting with ChatGPT. OpenAI just…

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It came late last week; the news every pop fan worth their salt had been waiting for. The news every pop fan who recognises that Biology is one of the greatest bangers of the 21st century, and whose keen standom extends to the knowledge that the now-mononymic Cheryl has an intense phobia of cotton wool, was dreaming of: Girls Aloud are reuniting, with tickets on sale today.Along with the Shangri-Las and the Runaways, Girls Aloud are one of the greatest girl bands of all time. As someone born in 1989, it was probably the…

Girls Aloud are to reunite for an arena tour in 2024 in memory of their late bandmate, Sarah Harding.Nadine Coyle, Cheryl, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh shared a video on social media to announce the news on Wednesday. The post read: “Announcing the Girls Aloud Show arena tour next May/June 2024. A celebration of Sarah, our music & our incredible fans. We can’t wait to sing & dance with you again.”Harding, who had 21 UK Top 10 singles as a member of the band, died aged 39 from breast cancer in 2021.Cheryl…

The rumours are true – Girls Aloud are getting back together for a reunion tour of the UK & Ireland in May and June 2024. Billed as ‘a celebration of Sarah, our music and our incredible fans’, the run will kick off at 3Arena in Dublin on Saturday 18th May 2024. It will take in a number of stops including two nights at The O2 in London before ending at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena on Saturday 29th June. The tour will be the first for the group since their 2013 ‘Ten: The Hits Tour’ and their first since…

YouTube has introduced a new tool that helps video creators translate their videos into different languages automatically. This tool uses AI, which stands for artificial intelligence, to do the translation. The announcement was made by YouTube at a conference called VidCon, TechCrunch reported. YouTube has partnered with a company called Aloud, which also uses AI to dub videos. Aloud is part of Google's in-house incubator called Area 120.Earlier this year, YouTube added a feature that allows creators to have multiple…

YouTube is testing a new feature called "Test & Compare" that aims to simplify the process of selecting the most effective thumbnail for your YouTube video. This feature allows creators to upload three different thumbnails for a single video and allows YouTube to conduct behind-the-scenes experiments to determine which one performs the best.The feature is under testing with a select group of creators. Currently, only a few hundred have access to this feature, but YouTube plans to release a beta version to thousands…