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“Stress testing” ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode. Here you can see how it handles interruptions, different versions of languages and even languages with foreign accents. Tells a story in Spanish → Mexican Spanish → Portuguese→ Brazilian Portuguese → Korean w/ an Italian accent 😉

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Prakash (Ate-a-Pi)vor 2 Jahren

Wait you legit got access

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Cristiano Giardinavor 2 Jahren

Yes! I’m trying to fulfill requests. What else should I try?

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Jovan Jestervor 2 Jahren

Spanish is my native language and tbh I hear hints of American English accent in its Spanish and the two Spanish accents it does aren't that different.

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Bee 🐝vor 2 Jahren

Awesome! Can it do Armenian?

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Cristiano Giardinavor 2 Jahren

How does it sound?

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Dimdvvor 2 Jahren

Can you try Russian language?

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Cristiano Giardinavor 2 Jahren

@BarkAndLaugh I did a few, check my feed!

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Agostinho Serranovor 2 Jahren

The Portuguese versions have a strong Spanish accent. You instructed it?

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Cristiano Giardinavor 2 Jahren

No sir, the prompt is what you hear in the video - it could be that, starting with Spanish, it maybe retained the accent. I'll try again!

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Sejin { soloDev } || e/acc 🕸️vor 2 Jahren

You asked Spanish from Spain but that’s for sure not a Spanish accent from Spain

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