OpenAI has opened access to the GPT-Live-1 API, the real-time voice model currently used by ChatGPT. The model can listen and speak at the same time, understand speech directly, and handle regular conversation without relying on the traditional speech-to-text, large language model, and text-to-speech chain. According to BlockBeats, it can also manage interruptions, pauses, and background noise during a live exchange. For more complex reasoning or tool-use tasks, GPT-Live-1 can hand work off to GPT-6 Astra, Luna, or third-party models, then continue the conversation after receiving the result. Developers are allowed to choose which backend models to connect. OpenAI prices GPT-Live-1 at $0.05 per minute, while backend model usage is billed separately.
OpenAI has opened the GPT-Live-1 API, the real-time voice model currently used by ChatGPT.
According to BlockBeats, the model can listen and speak at the same time. It understands speech directly, handles ordinary conversation, and can deal with interruptions, pauses, and background noise.
When a session requires more complex reasoning or tool use, GPT-Live-1 can pass the task to GPT-6 Astra, Luna, or third-party models. After receiving the result, it resumes the conversation with the user. Developers can also decide which backend models to connect.
Compared with the traditional chain of speech-to-text, a large model, and text-to-speech, GPT-Live-1 reduces handoffs between models, making live conversations more continuous. Pricing is set at $0.05 per minute, with backend model costs charged separately.
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