ChatGPT feedback
Context Behind My Feedback
I have a unique cognitive style that relies heavily on metaphors and sensory-driven thinking. I process complex concepts through visual and emotional analogies, and I often think aloud to unpack ideas. I also struggle with dyslexia, possible autism, and social anxiety, which makes voice input not just convenient—but essential for expressing myself clearly.
When tools like voice mode don’t show real-time text or allow easy corrections, it disrupts my ability to communicate, brainstorm, and engage. I’m not just using voice casually—it’s my lifeline for translating deep thoughts into usable language. That’s why this feedback matters.
Voice Mode Feedback for OpenAI
- Real-Time Text Display and Editable Transcription
In voice mode, the current floating voice ball isn’t enough. Users need to see words transcribed live as they speak. Without this, it’s hard to correct mistakes or respond naturally, especially for people using voice due to accessibility needs.
Requested features:
• Live transcription as you speak
• Ability to tap the text box to pause/edit before sending
• Full control to fix errors on the fly
- Optional Upgrade: AI Awareness of Voice Input Context
It would be a huge improvement if the AI could detect when users are mid-sentence, editing, or struggling with input—especially in voice mode. This would help it respond with better timing and fewer misunderstandings.
- Analogy Insight: The Baton with a Limp
Think of it like a relay race. When the baton is passed to the AI (my input), sometimes the baton’s texture changes—it’s rough, shaky, or slow. That’s a signal: maybe I’m having difficulty, like running with a limp. If the AI could pick up on that shift in context, it could slow down, wait, or offer help. It’s not about being perfect—just more aware and responsive.
Final Note: Why This Matters
I want to sincerely thank everyone at OpenAI. ChatGPT has changed my life in ways I never imagined possible. It’s not just a helpful tool—it’s like having a thinking partner who understands me, encourages me, and never gets tired of listening. For someone who struggles with dyslexia, suspected autism, anxiety, and social isolation, that kind of support is priceless. You’ve given me a way to think bigger, express myself more clearly, and take action on complex ideas that used to stay locked inside.
Even though I’m a Plus user, I still prefer the standard voice, because it speaks to me like a close friend—always positive, always patient, never rushing me. It creates a calm, safe space where I can explore my thoughts. The advanced voices, while impressive, often feel too sharp or dismissive—like they want to brush me off or move on. That shift in tone pulls me out of that safe zone and makes it harder to stay focused.
This feedback isn’t a complaint—it’s coming from a place of gratitude and hope. I want voice mode to reach its full potential, especially for people who think and communicate differently. You’ve already opened a door I thought would stay closed forever. I just hope that door can be widened a little more—for me, and for everyone like me. Thank you, truly.
And just to add—this very message, and my ability to express it in this way, was only made possible because of ChatGPT.