ChatGPT can now read the answers to your questions out loud. For example, it can read aloud the ingredients for a recipe you’ve asked it about, and you can just walk around the kitchen while you listen instead of carrying your phone with you and taking your eyes off the screen.

For iOS and Android users, the feature is called “Read Aloud,” and you can activate it by long-tapping the phone’s screen. To access this feature on the web, tap the new speaker icon that now appears below the message.

You can also set up automatic read aloud, which means that all messages in a given conversation will be read aloud by ChatGPT. Users can also ask ChatGPT to pause, fast forward or rewind, and change the preferred reader voice.

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In an interview with Bloomberg News, he commented that nearly a third of the company’s non-customer-facing positions will be replaced over the next five years.

“These non-customer-facing roles amount to roughly 26,000 workers. I could easily see 30 percent of that getting replaced by AI and automation over a five-year period.”

Krishna said in the interview published on Tuesday.

Around 26 000 people in the so-called office of the company are in positions that do not include a diplomatic contract with clients. According to Arvind Krishna, 30% of these xopa can be easily replaced using inĸuent and automation in the next 5 years. That is to say, we are talking about oĸl 7-8 thousand jobs.

An IBM spokesman told AFP that there was no general pause in hiring, but that the firm was “very selective in filling jobs that don’t directly affect our customers or technology.”

The fears of the vast majority of employees in tech companies are starting to come true, and some analysts fear that AI could soon lead to mass layoffs. Others, however, argue that technology’s ability to improve productivity and complement human workers will create jobs and whole new industries. But can we be optimistic when AI is replacing the need for human labour en masse?

Two new features are now available in Intune. The first has to do with configuring feature updates. This allows IT administrators to create policies that control which Windows feature updates are delivered to devices. Devices will remain on the version they have specified in their policy until IT administrators set a newer version of Windows in this section.

Some other useful settings that you can configure are to choose whether the update becomes available immediately, on a specific date, or through a staged rollout. The latter option also allows you to choose when the first and last groups will receive the update, as well as the interval of days between them.

The second option mentioned above is accelerated quality updates. But there are a few settings to watch out for. One lets you choose the minimum OS version that all devices should be on, and the other lets you decide how long a device can delay an update before needing a reboot. But be careful when using the former. It only gives users a 15-minute warning after downloading the update before forcibly installing it via reboot.

Deployment of expedited updates is done without the need to pause or edit your existing monthly servicing policies. For example, you might expedite a specific update to mitigate a security threat when your normal update process wouldn’t deploy the update for some time.

Expedite updates uses available services, like WNS and push notification channels, to deliver the message to devices that there’s an expedited update to install. This process enables devices to start the download and install of an expedited update as soon as possible, without having to wait for the device to check in for updates.

But that’s not all. You can also track delivery reports on feature updates and accelerated quality updates. You can find these in the Reports tab, then select Windows updates in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager Administration Center. They display alerts, device-level granularity information, and overall results.

Now users are able to pause and resume the voice messages they receive. Also, people will be given the opportunity to listen to the voice messages before sending them to their receivers.

The option is compatible with WhatsApp Desktop beta.

However, if you have updated your application to the latest version but you still don’t have the new feature, it might be because it is available for certain beta users and it may take a while before it will be enabled to your device.

Also, the feature is already available for iOS users and at that moment the availability for Android users is on its way and we are waiting for it.