OpenAI adds voice mode to ChatGPT desktop app

OpenAI has announced that its new ChatGPT Voice feature for desktop will integrate seamlessly with both ChatGPT Work and the Codex platform. The update allows users to issue spoken commands that the model will interpret and execute across a range of productivity tasks, from drafting emails and generating code snippets to controlling third‑party applications and workflows.

With ChatGPT Voice, Work users can leverage voice‑activated assistance to streamline collaboration, while Codex developers gain a hands‑free interface for testing and refining code. The feature is designed to work with existing desktop clients, enabling real‑time interaction without the need for additional hardware or browser extensions. According to OpenAI, the integration supports a variety of agents, allowing the model to trigger external scripts, APIs, or automation tools in response to spoken prompts.

The rollout aims to enhance efficiency for both business and developer audiences by combining natural language voice input with the powerful capabilities of ChatGPT Work and Codex. As the technology matures, OpenAI plans to expand the range of supported agents and refine voice recognition accuracy, positioning the platform as a versatile tool for modern digital workflows.