Multi-Agent Voice Mode for Thesis Defense Simulation and Research Training

ChatGPT Feature requests
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To clarify the idea in a more accurate academic way:

I am requesting a new Voice Mode option where one user can talk with multiple AI speakers in the same live session.

Example: a master’s student in Electrical Engineering preparing for a thesis defense could create three AI examiners, each with a different electrical engineering specialty:

Examiner 1: specialist in Power Systems and DC Microgrids Examiner 2: specialist in Power Electronics, DC-DC Converters, and Control Systems Examiner 3: specialist in Renewable Energy Integration, Energy Storage Systems, and Microgrid Protection

Each examiner would have a separate voice, role, academic personality, and questioning style. They would ask the student technical questions one by one, challenge the answers, discuss the research problem, evaluate the proposed method, and provide feedback like a real thesis defense committee.

This is different from the current single-voice conversation because it would simulate a real academic discussion with multiple specialists in the same field.

This feature could help graduate students prepare for thesis defense, technical interviews, oral exams, engineering training, and professional assessment preparation.

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Thanks for expanding on the idea, @eng-sajad. The thesis defense example makes the use case much clearer.

What you're describing goes beyond simply switching voices. It would allow multiple AI participants in the same live Voice Mode session, each with their own expertise, personality, and questioning style. That could be especially useful for thesis defenses, oral exams, technical interviews, engineering training, and other situations where realistic panel-style discussions matter.

I've passed this feedback along for logging so the team can review it. The detailed academic example and clear distinction from the current single-speaker experience are exactly the kind of context that helps illustrate the value of a feature request.

-Mark G.