Back in February, I posted “Chat as a Workspace” on the OpenAI forum: let the AI create and update UI elements directly inside a conversation.
Then Intelligent UI arrived. Some of that looked familiar 
No idea whether anyone there saw my post, but it gives me an excuse to suggest the next thing.
Voice guidance for code, formulas, tables, diagrams — the things we look at while trying to understand how something works.
Reading code aloud is rarely what I need. Explaining why two highlighted lines create a race condition, while I can see both of them – that would be useful. Same with walking through a derivation or explaining which rows account for a change in a spreadsheet.
Let the visual content carry the detail, and the voice explain what to pay attention to and why. Let me interrupt: “Wait, why this part?”
The idea is to put analytical thinking, visual perception and listening to work together. I can inspect the details, see the relationships and hear the explanation. Ideally, these should help each other rather than compete for my attention.
And let me adjust it: more detail here, less narration there, slower through this formula. Sometimes, just stay quiet while I think =)
I’ve been experimenting with a small local assistant, Jarvis, partly to give my coding agents a voice. It’s built around my own setup and the tools I have. There is quite a bit more I’d do with tighter integration between the model, the editor and the voice.
So, OpenAI, here’s another feature request. The previous one seems a little less far-fetched now