
Pro and Plus users will be able to use the Work tab on their phones
OpenAI has introduced voice-based agentic features to its mobile app that allow users to trigger workflows like drafting documents and summarizing emails through voice commands. This capability was previously available only on the desktop app following the launch of a conversational model in July. Paid tier users gain access to a Work tab on mobile where they can create documents, draft emails, and summarize messages, while free users can work with plugins and connected apps. The update reflects a broader trend of users turning to voice to issue commands to AI assistants for complex tasks.
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