iPhone 15 Pro’s Action Button Lets You Trigger ChatGPT Voice Assistant In Seconds: Here’s How – News18

ChatGPT’s Chat with Voice feature is now available for free to all ChatGPT mobile app users—both on iOS and Android. This feature allows you to have a full-fledged conversation with the chatbot, which is based on OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 large language models. Simply put, it is your usual ChatGPT chatbot but with a voice, and the ability to hear you.

However, as good as the feature is, you have to go through a multi-step process to use the feature by first opening the ChatGPT app on Android or iOS, and then tapping the headphone icon. But what if we told you that you could activate ChatGPT Voice with just the press of a button? Yes, if you have the iPhone 15 Pro, you can use its new Action Button to trigger ChatGPT Voice.

This is possible because Apple allows you to trigger Shortcuts, opening up a myriad of possibilities for what you can do with the button—whether unlocking your car, smart lock, or, in this case, activating ChatGPT Voice assistant. Before, we get started with setting this up, you must download the ChatGPT app from the Apple App Store, and if you already have it, update to the latest available version.

To Learn How to Do This, Follow These Steps:

1. Firstly, we need to set the Shortcut for the same. Open Settings and then scroll down to find the Action Button interface on your iPhone 15 Pro. 
   
2. Now, tap on ‘Choose Shortcut,’ and when you are in the menu, look for ‘Shortcuts.’ 
3. In Shortcuts, scroll down to find ChatGPT. If you have the latest available update of ChatGPT installed, you will see ‘Start Voice Conversation.’ Tap on it to set this as the shortcut when the Action Button is pressed. 
   
4. Next, when you press the Action Button, ChatGPT Voice will get activated, and then you may ask it whatever you deem necessary.

Like ChatGPT, you can use the Shortcuts  toggle to activate any Shortcut you create, and this makes the iPhone 15 Pro’s Action Button an indispensable tool for people who like to have more control over their device.