NEW: ChatGPT’s ‘Live Camera’ video features were just found in the code of the latest beta.
Six months after their initial demo, OpenAI's visual AI could be ready for testing — and Advanced Voice Mode could soon be getting ‘eyes’
The code discovered in v1.2024.317 reveals:
—Live camera functionality
—Real-time processing
—Voice mode integration
—Visual recognition capabilities
The tech was initially showcased in an OpenAI demo in May, with Advanced Voice Mode interacting with a dog in real time:
@AndroidAuth first spotted the code in the latest beta:
Beta Tap the camera icon to let ChatGPT view and chat about your surroundings. Live camera Don't use for live navigation or decisions that may impact your health or safety.
@AndroidAuth When Advanced Voice Mode came out, some random users also had temporary access to the Live Video feature.
Meta just announced a ton of new AI announcements across Meta AI, Llama, Ray-Bans, and more.
Here’s everything important announced live from here @ Meta Connect:
1. Meta AI is getting its own voice mode!
2. Meta AI can now ‘see’ images!
Similar to ChatGPT, you can now share photos and have Meta AI reply to any photo in chat.
But where Meta is going a step further is by allowing users to actually edit photos, like removing an object, adding a hat, or changing backgrounds, etc., all within the chat.
Rolling out in the US only for now (unlike voice mode, which is rolling out to US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand over the next month)
3. Meta is rolling out experimental AI features for Reels, including automatic video dubbing and lip-syncing allowing anyone to create content across any language.
AI NEWS: Sam Altman just confirmed o1 has reached level 2 of OpenAI's 5-tier path to AGI.
Plus, more developments from Apple, Amazon, YouTube, Meta, Google, Alibaba, and Nvidia.
Here's everything going on in AI right now:
In a recent interview with T-Mobile, Sam Altman compared o1’s current state to the ‘GPT-2 stage’ of reasoning models
He also revealed that the development of o1 unlocks a much quicker path to fully capable AI agents
Hear it from the man himself:
Apple just released the beta version of its AI software update, iOS 18.1, for early testing
You can download via Apple's Beta Software Program, but as with all beta software, download with caution—the update might be buggy, and is not the final version