OpenAI says ChatGPT Voice can use plugins such as email, calendar and Slack, can be powered by three named models, and can be used in ChatGPT Work on the web and mobile. In a post on X, @OpenAI also says the update is rolling out globally in the latest version of the app.

The post lists several additions and a rollout notice, but does not explain how to configure the integrations, which actions they support, or what permissions they require.

ChatGPT Voice and connected tools

The announcement names email, calendar and Slack as examples of plugins that ChatGPT Voice can use. It does not specify the supported services, setup process or limits on what Voice can do with them.

The models OpenAI names

OpenAI says ChatGPT Voice can be powered by GPT-6 Astra, Sol and Luna. The announcement does not describe differences between these models, say whether users can select among them, or identify which accounts can access each one.

Without those details, the model names indicate the options OpenAI is associating with ChatGPT Voice rather than providing a basis for comparing their performance or capabilities.

ChatGPT Work on web and mobile

OpenAI also says ChatGPT Voice can be used in ChatGPT Work on the web and mobile. The post describes talking to Voice while creating documents, decks, sites and spreadsheets, as well as tackling complex tasks in the browser.

The announcement does not define ChatGPT Work or clarify whether every listed activity is available on both platforms. It also does not provide account, plan or setup requirements for these workflows.

Reported rollout

OpenAI says the update is rolling out globally in the latest version of the app. The post does not specify a timetable by platform or region or explain whether access may vary by account.

For now, the post gives a high-level overview of the reported update: ChatGPT Voice is being connected with email, calendar and Slack plugins, associated with GPT-6 Astra, Sol and Luna, and extended to ChatGPT Work on web and mobile.

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