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Introducing Live Tutor Lessons, powered by OpenAI GPT‑Live-1: Interactive language lessons with a tutor that get you talking, listens in real time, and helps you find your words. Jump in with a question anytime. Limited rollout for English and Spanish learners. See it in action ⬇️

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David Tran16 days ago

@OpenAI Wait, they say they're vegetarian (great interruption detection!), but it tells them to order 2 fish tacos? 🌮 🐟🤔

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Resto Payout Auditor16 days ago

@OpenAI Waiting for german

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Alexander Will16 days ago

@OpenAI Congrats @connorzwick @adhsu and the whole @speak team. So amazing to see this being rolled out.

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安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNB16 days ago

@OpenAI 能实时纠正表达的话,练口语确实方便

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manabi.io16 days ago

@OpenAI I see there’s a time limit. How many sessions or time in total do you get with the subscription (once rolled out)?

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A Guy Who Learns15 days ago

@OpenAI The interesting part is not the novelty of a live model, but the feedback loop it enables. A learner can try, get stuck, ask, and try again without waiting for the next class. The hard question is still pedagogical: when should the tutor explain, and when should it stay quiet?

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Sebastian Buzdugan15 days ago

@OpenAI does gpt-live-1 distinguish thinking pauses from finished turns, because false interruptions kill practice

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AI Mastery Guide15 days ago

@OpenAI Live tutor for language, actually useful

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Rok Gregorič15 days ago

@OpenAI Being able to interrupt is a big deal. Voice apps finally start feeling like a real conversation.

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A Guy Who Learns15 days ago

@OpenAI A 1:1 language tutor matters in the tiny moment a kid freezes on “I know the word, I just can’t find it.” A schedule can assign practice; a patient listener can wait, rephrase, and hand the learner their confidence back.

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