ChatGPT Voice Update Is CRAZY (You Need To Do This NOW)

So, OpenAI just released its new voice mode, JAGBT Voice 2.0, and it looks like we might finally have our own real life Jarvis. Seriously, I feel like Iron Man right now. So, up until now, building your own version of Jarvis meant having a ton of different complicated setups, connecting a lot of different tools or multiple different AIS, and honestly, just burning through a lot of money and tokens every single time that you used it. Not to mention getting it set up. But now, Chachibbt can listen while it works or while you work. And it can control tasks on your computer and it can manage multiple agents and tasks at the same time. And the craziest part is that this is all from a normal conversation from your phone or through your computer through speaking directly with it instead of chatting with it. In other words, millions of people just gained access to their own personal Jarvis. But I don't care how impressive all of this looks in a demo. I want to know if I can actually use it to run my businesses to get more work done in less time and ultimately help me make more money. So today I'm putting ChatBT Voice 2.0 O or I guess Jarvis at this point through five real use cases to find out whether this changes how I run my business or if again it's just another overhyped AI feature that a month from now nobody's really going to be talking about. Now let's answer the question from the beginning. Can this actually help us run or scale our business? And the simple answer to this is yes, it definitely can. JBT Voice 2.0 know with Codeex, the new update really streamlines everything that we can get done, whether that be for work or for personal reasons. But with that being said, it's not perfect, and honestly, no AI really is. At the end of the day, when it comes to AI, we are always going to have to tweak and we're going to have to tinker. Our first shot at something is never going to come out exactly the way we want it to. Sometimes it might, but for the most part, we are going to have to give the AI, whether that be chatbt voice 2.0 with codecs or any other AI, we're always going to have to give it feedback and it's going to keep learning from that feedback. [music] So, me personally, I do see myself using the new chat GBT voice 2.0 update on a pretty regular basis, especially if I'm trying to focus on something and I don't have time to stop and do something else. I can simply just keep working and tell the chat GBT voice assistant to do whatever I need it to do and be confident that whatever it's doing is going to be done the way that I want it to. And again, at the end of the day, it's always going to come back and it's going to present to you what it did or what it's doing. So that way you can approve it or improve it. All right, so let's go ahead and just get straight into it and let's talk about the first use case which is probably the actually no it is the most impressive and the most useful and it's going to serve as the basis really for all of the other use cases that I'm giving you in this video. So the very first one is going to be remote computer control and this is going to come in two different ways. The first one is going to be directly by talking to chatbt on your computer while the other is going to be through your phone. So check this out. It's absolutely crazy. Now, of course, the first thing you need to do in order to get started with all of this is going to be to download Codeex or Chat GPT. Now, you might get a little bit confused when you jump onto the website because when you first land on it, you're going to have this to download Codeex and then when you download it, it's going to open up ChatGpt. Now, that can get confusing for some people, but just so you know, the difference between the two is going to be chatbt is your regular chatbot, but you still have access to voice, but you also have codeex, which is going to be more of an agent that can actually look through your different files and it can go through your computer and it can get work done for you. And the way that you switch between the two is simply by clicking here and clicking on chatbt or codeex. Now, when you want to actually talk to your assistant, all you have to do is click over here, start a new voice chat. Let me mute it for a second so it doesn't hear me. And that's pretty much it. You're going to have this little floating avatar. You can move it anywhere on your screen. And when you're ready, you can ask it to find stuff on your computer, just like this. Hey, can you do me a favor and quickly check my downloads folder and tell me what the last couple of files I have in there are? Sure, I'll take a look. >> All right, let me mute it for now. And as you can see here, it's listing the files in the downloads folder. So, it's actually looking through my downloads folder. This is absolutely insane. Now, while this is doing its thing, let me quickly tell you about the difference between this one and the last version because we've all talked to Chat GBT before, but the difference now is that you can actually talk to it more like a human. So before it would have to be chatbt talks it stops you talk and same vice versa. Now even as you're talking to it chatt is talking and sometimes it even uh starts to not interrupt you but it'll let you know that it's still there by going hm yep oh yeah. So you can have an actual active conversation with it. And not just that but it also gives you the ability to be able to do just a lot more. As you can see now, you can actually have it look through your folders or a lot of different things that I'll show you in just a minute. And also, just so you know, it's not going to look through your entire computer with Oh, shoot. It's actually reading what I'm saying. Oh, no. Stop. Disregard what I'm talking about. And just so you know, it's not going to look >> that now. >> And just so you know, it's not going to look through your entire computer all the time unless you explicitly give it access. So, if you look down here, it says, "May I read the names and modification times?" here. All you have to do is go ahead and click on allow once and it'll continue work. >> Stopped. I won't use or share anything from that folder. >> Yeah, it's because I just told it to stop. But let's try it again. Hey, do me a favor. Just check my downloads folder once more and let me know what the uh last few files that I downloaded were. >> Got it. I'll check that again. >> It already knows that I checked it once before. So, down here it's saying it's asking permission again. So, click on allow. >> The latest download is an oil diff user video followed by 5.M4 MP4, 4.MPP4, and 3.MPP4. >> Yep, that sounds about right. That's actually relative to another video that I was working on earlier today. So, perfect. That's exactly what we were looking for. Now, just so you know, as you saw, it keeps asking me for permission, and that's because we're on the Chat GBT side. If we switch it over to the codeex, it shouldn't be doing that as much. Now, while we're on this page, let me talk to you about our different plugins that are available now through ChatGBT because these are going to be extremely important and are going to really unlock the potential of ChatGpt, Voice 2.0, and Codeex. So, if we click on plugins over here, we're going to have all of these different options now. So, let me move this one to the side. If we look at Chrome, we have the option to be able to give ChateBT access to our Google Chrome. We can also give it access to our Google calendar which I'll show you in just a minute how that works. And then you have a lot of other uh work tools here that you can attach to chatbt so that chatbt can then either help you out with any projects you're working on, gather any information, complete any projects for you or whatever that app lets chatbt do. And if you do want to try any of these, installing them is super easy. All you have to do is go ahead and click on install and that's really it. And besides that, you also have a skills tab now. So you can go ahead and search for specific skills or you can teach different skills to chatbt like you can teach it for example how you want your store branded or you can teach it let's say how you want it to structure certain I don't know let's say YouTube videos in my case right I obviously present videos on YouTube so I can have chat GPT trained on a skill that'll teach it to give me YouTube script or YouTube structures the way that I present them typically. Now, let's switch over to the second part of the remote use, and that's going to be by controlling your computer or gathering information from your computer through your phone. So, for this, let's go ahead and open up our my phone. Let me start screen recording. I'm going to show you step by step now, too, how you can connect your ChachiBt on your phone to your computer so you can actually do this. So, what you're going to do is you're going to click on your menu, and then you're going to click on this little button over here that says remote. Then, it's going to tell you to set up the remote. Go ahead and click on I'm signed in on desktop. And then it's going to tell you exactly how to be able to go about this. So in the desktop app, go to settings, connections, control this Mac or PC. So we're going to go to our name down here. Click on settings, control this Mac or PC. Now, it's not here. All right. So if you can't find it, just go ahead and type in control this. And then you'll see over here control this PC. Now it's going to tell you to add. Go ahead and click on that. Connect the device to the SM. Go ahead and get started. Allow. Now, it's going to give you this QR code over here. Go ahead and on your phone, click on I have a pairing code. All right. Once that's done, it should ask you to allow the phone access. Click on authorize. And it's going to pair. Now, it's going to ask you to sign in. Authorize it once more. And pairing is successful. So, now we can actually set a few different settings on here. We can see keep this Mac awake. So, prevent sleep when the computer is plugged in and remote access is enabled. So, if I have remote access enabled to my phone, my computer's not going to go to sleep. Now, I don't want that. I do want the computer to save energy. I don't want it to stay awake because I'm probably going to keep this connected all the time. There's also this other option, use your Mac apps while locked. So, what this means is if you have your computer closed, if you have it locked, your phone can still or chat GPT can still access your files. It can still access your different apps. Now, some people aren't comfortable doing this, and I completely understand, but me personally, I'm leaving this turned on because this is something that's extremely useful. Think about it. If you need something emailed to a customer throughout the day and you're not home, you don't have your computer on you, you can simply tell Chacht to do this for you. And you know what? We'll actually do that in just a minute. So, I'm going to keep this on. Also, remember, Chatbt is never going to do anything on your behalf without you explicitly giving it permission. So, because of that, I'm fine with leaving that one turned on. And then set up the Chrome extension. I already have that done. That's pretty much just installing the Chrome extension onto your Google Chrome. So, that way Chad GPT has more access to uh your browser and everything. All right. So, now that we have everything connected, what we need to do from here is we need to open up back our remote chat. So, we can't actually tell this current chat GBT, the regular chat, to check any one of our folders. Instead, what we have to do is we have to go ahead and go back to our menu and once again click on remote. And from here, we can go ahead and click on chat. And then we can go ahead and start talking to it this way. Hey, can you do me a favor and check my documents folder and tell me what the last three files I have on there are. All right. So, while this isn't necessarily a straight voice chat right now, this is still part of the update with Codeex and Voice 2.0 that was released that allows us to be able to again check out our computer information, our computer files, and control our computer from our phone. So here we have the three most recent created files in your document folders are going to be three different Python files that I had created earlier and it tells me exactly where they are. They're under documents, this folder and then this folder. And the third belongs in its Python environment and it excluded any hidden files. Perfect. So as you can see it's easily connecting to our computer and it's getting us all of the information that we're asking it for. All right. Next up we have use case number two and that's going to be Gmail summarization and replying. So now we can actually have chat GPT look through our Gmails through one of the plugins that we installed and we can have it either reply to our emails or just create any drafts or give us a summary of what we have in our inbox. So let's go ahead and unmute our assistant over here. Hey, can you do me a favor and check my Gmail uh check I want to say the last week or so and tell me if there's anything important on there that requires my attention and if I need to reply back to any of these. >> Sure. checking your inbox from the past week. Now I'm sorting by what needs a reply or action, not just what is unread. >> And that's really good and it's really important because a lot of my emails stay unread. So that's good that it's differentiating the two. >> I found one clear followup. Chris me asked if you're interested in a short call about the Miami Founders Club. Reply only if you're interested. Otherwise, a quick no thanks is fine. Also, there are several schedule updates for next Tuesday, including a performance review at 5:00 a.m. and revised content sprint times. >> Okay, perfect. Um, do me a favor. Just draft up for Chris uh just a a nice no thank you type email. He's been emailing me for a bit and I kind of feel bad not replying anymore. Also, do me a favor and check my calendar. Check how many meetings I have next week. You don't have to tell me what the meetings are. just check the times and make me available after 12:00 p.m. So that way I can go to the gym three times in the week and I have the option to pick up my kids two times out of the week. And also I need to make one appointment for the doctor and just make sure that my work days are finished by 100 p.m. so that way I can uh get all that done. And then I want to say schedule out about four or five hours of just thinking time before or after those meetings so uh I can focus on a few things for work. [music] >> Okay, I'm pulling together the draft and checking your schedule. I'll save a polite draft for Chris and map next week before placing any protected time blocks. >> Now, this is leading me into one of my other use cases, which is multitasking. As you saw, I didn't ask it to just send an email to Chris. I asked it to send an email to Chris, check my schedule, arrange my schedule, remind me to take my kids to school, schedule taking my kids to school, schedule an hour for >> I've saved a courteous decline to Chris as a draft. You have 10 meetings next week, all before noon, so I don't need to move anything. For the doctor, should I just reserve a 1-hour placeholder on your calendar or book with a specific doctor? Um, no. Just do a 1 hour placeholder and remind me on Monday to uh actually make that appointment [music] and make put the placeholder on Friday. I want to say around 2 p.m. >> Got it. Join that now. >> And I asked to do a lot of other things. And as you can see, it's taking care of everything pretty quickly and efficiently. All right. So now, let me move this little assistant to the side. And the cool thing about uh this little dude over here or this little orb I guess is that no matter where you put it, even if let's say I open up a new window like this one over here, it's going to stay on top. So I can always talk to it. So I can have this just completely hidden on a different screen or a different monitor. And if it's unmuted, I can just tell it to do something. It'll do its own thing and I'm working on my own thing. But besides that, let's go ahead and again move it to the side. Uh so it's asking me if it can create the event for uh my Google calendar. Of course I'm not going to allow once. I'm actually going to allow in the entire conversation. So every single time that I ask it to do something within this conversation specifically for uh my Google Gmail or my calendar, it's going to automatically be able to do it because I already gave it permission to in this conversation. >> Friday 2 to 3 is reserved for the doctor with a Monday morning reminder to book it. I also protected three gym sessions and two pickup windows starting at noon, plus 4 and 1/2 hours of thinking time before midday. >> Perfect. Let's go ahead and see what it looks like on my calendar. Can you uh pull up my calendar, my Google calendar on your browser so I can see what it looks like? >> Let me open that up for you. I'm bringing up your Google calendar in the browser now so you can review the week visually. Now, another cool feature about this is that chat GBT now also has a built-in browser that it can show everything to me in. All right. So, allow uh chat GBT to access. Yep. Again, allow for the site. And it actually opened it in a separate browser, which is perfectly fine. So, we have our regular meetings here that I have not yet accepted. And it has my thinking time, thinking time, and thinking time. And it has my gym, the school pickup, the gym, the school pickup, and the gym, as well as my doctor's appointment. Now, I can tell it to uh do me a favor. Let's switch the school pickup because the kids get out of school at uh 3:00 p.m. >> Donna, LHS, then. >> Saw it changed. >> I've moved both. Checking. Yes, the pickup times are now at 300 p.m. >> Perfect. As you saw, it did it automatically and actually kind of heard me talking about it. But you see how cool that is? That's absolutely insane. You literally have your own Jarvis. I feel like Iron Man at this point. It's crazy. All right, so we actually just covered two separate use cases right now. We covered Gmail summarization and the replying, which you saw me reply back to Chris, or you saw me generate a draft that I can uh check out later. And you also saw me optimize my day and organize my calendar. Now, to add on top of being able to organize our days, we can also do certain things like, let's say, automate our tasks. So, we can set Chat GBT to do what we just did every single Monday. So, let's do that. Let's do that for Sundays because I'm not going to check my emails Friday afternoon or Saturday or Sunday. So, Monday mornings, let's set a reminder for that. Can you do me a favor and automate a task so that every single Monday at 11:00 a.m. I can get a daily summary or a brief of any different emails that I received from Friday to Sunday or at least until I'm checking uh my reminder and let me know what needs prioritizing, what needs my attention and what needs to be replied to. and just give me a daily brief every Monday at 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning. >> Sure. Sending that up. Your Monday weekend email brief is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. highlighting what needs a reply or priority without changing anything in your inbox. >> Awesome. Thank you. Can you actually show me what that's going to look like right now so I can kind of get an idea of what to expect? Uh, pretend today is Monday instead of Thursday, like the Monday that just passed. >> Okay, checking that for you. I'll pull a realistic preview from the Friday to Sunday window that the Monday brief would cover. Here's a mock Monday brief for Friday through Sunday. No urgent or reply needed emails. Two brief hellos from Demine. No context. Probably low priority unless you recognize the sender. Bottom line, no action from that weekend. >> All right, perfect. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. Now, prior to this update, you were able to do some sort of automated tasks, but they weren't to this extent. They weren't able to be automated tasks that could actually check different things like let's say your Gmail or your Google calendar and actually optimize everything that you need to get done before the week starts. All right, so up until this point, we've covered four different uh use cases. For one, we've covered remote desktop control, whether that be from your computer itself or from your phone. The second use case so far has been Gmail summarization and replying and multitasking along with checking your Google calendars and optimizing your entire day. Now, for the fifth use case, we're going to create an amazing website because at this point, I've been using JAGPT to create some insane websites that blow really claude out of the water. So, check this out. I already connected Higsfield to chatbt. I use Higsfield to generate different assets like uh different images or different videos for my AI UGC or for my product images or product videos and all that. And connecting Higsfield to Chatbt is super easy. The same way that I showed you earlier where you go to plugins, just click on plugins, search for Higsfield, and you'll be able to do that through here. Now, I already have that set up. So, what I'm going to do is I wanted to do a high-end luxury store for let's say a Lacost perfume or a Lacost cologne. Now, I want it to be very animated, very modern, and I want it to be interactive. So, let's go ahead and see what Chachi can come up with. Hey, do me a favor. Um, I want to create a very stunning and interactive website for a Lacost cologne. Now, what I want is I want you to use Higsfield to generate the assets. Generate maybe two different images. And another thing that I want is I want the banners or the images that come up to be I want to say I guess animated or explosive. So as you're scrolling I want let's say the cap from the cologne to come off and then the little button on the top to press and then the spray to shoot out and then just give me a little bit of information on the company and what they offer >> on it. I'll start pulling that together. >> All right. Now, this is might take a little bit longer than some of the other things that we've done so far, but >> I'm sketching two original fragrance visuals now, and I'll wrap those into the scrolling product reveal you described. >> Perfect. Now, it is going to take a little bit longer because it does have to generate a couple assets. It has to connect to Higsfield. It has to generate uh the video or it has to generate the images, and then it has to create the code for the website itself. So, let's go ahead and just give it a little bit of time and see what it comes up with. But while it is doing all of this, let's really quickly touch up on some of the different limitations. So, Chacht Voice 2.0, as you can see, is absolutely amazing. It's great, and it's super helpful, and it really makes you feel like Iron Man talking to Jarvis, but there are a couple things that right now are still, I guess, being improved. >> The site foundation is ready, but Higsfield needs permission to reach its generation service before I can create the two visuals. >> Let's go ahead and allow that one. and primarily >> field is signed out here. Run the Higsfield login command in a terminal. Then tell me when that's done and I'll generate the two visuals and finish the interactive site. >> How do I do that? >> I'll walk you through it. Open terminal, type hf login and press return. Your browser should open. So just sign in to your Higsfield account there. When it confirms you're signed in, come back and say done. >> All right. So, it's perfect that we were talking about some of the different limitations because this is actually one of them and it's hearing everything I'm saying. Uh, yeah, forget everything that you're listening to me say right now and do me a favor and just walk me through the uh login part because it's not working for me. I typed it into the terminal and it says that the command is not recognized. >> Right. I'll check that specific error and get you moving. >> So, yeah, it's good that we're talking about limitations because this is one of them. Sometimes things like this happen. Something doesn't connect the right way and you have to fix it. And in order to fix it, you just talk to chat. >> I gave you the wrong shorthand. Sorry. In terminal, run Higsfield O login. If that still isn't recognized, run the full path version. Then follow the browser signin prompt. >> There you go. Now it worked. Now it opened up this website for me. I can go ahead and close that. Go ahead and click on connect. Device authorized. Perfect. All right. It's asking me to install something. If you see this on your end, if this is something that you're doing, just uh go ahead and install it. You should be good to go. And don't worry, don't let this scare you off. Again, if there's ever something like this that comes up that you have no idea what to do, take a screenshot and give it to uh JBT. It'll tell you exactly what you need to do in order to get past that screen. Okay, so everything looks to be done. So, let's go ahead and tell it. Uh, okay. Everything is good to go. >> Great. I'll finish it up. Access is restored. So, I'm generating the two visuals now and weaving them into the scroll animation. >> Let's go ahead and allow it. Perfect. One thing that I keep forgetting to do is to mute my microphone so it doesn't hear me. Even though it doesn't really matter because at the end of the day, it's still going to understand what's going on. I I prefer >> this field's generation service is still unreachable from this workspace. So, I can't fetch the two image files yet. But, I'm completing the site's motion and layout around them. So, the visuals can drop in immediately when the generation service responds. >> Okay. Okay, so it looks like I guess Higsfield is still unreachable for a few whatever reason it may be. Uh it's something that we can keep troubleshooting, but for now let's just go ahead and see what it generates in terms of the actual website. And then later on we can go ahead and uh troubleshoot whatever's going on with Hicksfield. Might be the fact that I'm in Chat instead of Codeex, but maybe not. All right, so after a bit of troubleshooting, uh it did everything, but I had to just go to Hicksfield and get the link for it. And I placed it over here. Now, it said that it added the visuals and it kind of just stopped there. So let's see where it's at. Hey chat. Um, where are we at with the website? >> Check in the latest. The interactive site is built. The scroll removes the cap, presses the atomizer, and releases a fragrance mist. Your first Higsfield visual is already in the hero. I'm just waiting on the second image link to complete the spray section and publish the site. >> Oh, okay. Let me get that for you. >> I'm adding the second image into the spray moment. So it moves from product reveal to fragrance release. >> Now again a lot of the times it is going to get this automatically. Uh this time just it's AI. Sometimes this happens. Sometimes you have to do a couple things manually. Uh but you can always just troubleshoot it a little bit more and ultimately it will get fixed. My suggestion from here though if you do want to speed things up is just remove the connection, reconnect it one more time and you'll be good to go. >> Done. The two image interactive fragrance site is complete with the cap lift atomizer press fragrance burst product story and brand overview. It's saved and you can open it now. >> Let's open it in the chat GBT browser. And this is what it came up with. It's got the little motion over here. Sportive elegance refined. Has it going down a little bit. Little bit of animation. Oh, look at that. All right. Okay. So, it still has this little strange floating option. All right. Let's see what it looks like on an actual browser. So, let's switch to open in Google Chrome and let's do it through here. Okay. So, it still has that little vector animation, which I'm not a huge fan of, but that looks like it's something that could be pretty easy to fix just by telling Chachib. It has a nice there as here kind of comes up and as you scroll, the top comes off and then it reveals the background, the trail, a fresh magnetic signature that stays in the room. So overall, the website itself does look good. Uh there's definitely a few things that we need to optimize like this right here. We would have to tell Chat GBT to fix it, but it's pretty cool that as you scroll up and as you scroll down, the animation actually happens. So this is something that does need to be fixed. Obviously, when it comes to using AI, you're not always going to get the best output or exactly what you're looking for on the first try, but this is a pretty good first try. I'm not going to lie to you, there's a lot here that we can definitely improve on. And oh, it even tells you here, scroll to uncap. And overall, it's not that bad. It of course is something that is going to take a little bit of tinkering and tweaking to make sure that we get perfected. But I want to know what you think of this down in the comments below. Let me know what you think of ChateBT Voice 2.0 as a whole and with each of the different use cases that I just showed you because at this point, Chacht is the most powerful and the most efficient that it's ever been. And it's there's no slowing down. There's only going up from here. So my suggestion to you is learn it, play with it, start to learn how to use it to your advantage. So that way you can use all of these different use cases in your day-to-day to be able to optimize and streamline your days to be able to streamline your workflows. Whether you're a business owner, a parent, or a student, or anything in between, Chacht at this point is going to be able to take all of your different tasks and automate at the very minimum half of them for you. So that way you can focus on other things that matter more. Whether that be running your business, scaling a business, or whatever else you have going on in your days. Now, if you do want to learn more about AI business systems and how you can implement AI into your day-to-day or into your business, make sure to hit that subscribe button. And with that, my name is Mario with AutoDS and I'll catch you all next