+1, this is my biggest pain-point right now. I came to this forum just to see if anyone else felt the same way about this! Hopefully it will be implemented soon.
Chiming in to say +1 to this feature
This is a super feature request. +1
I use gpt often to help with terminal commands. To speak my requests and copy/paste the text output would really be a next level development
In any case, reading the output as well as listening has many benefits
Hope this one is in the pipe
This has already been introduced, I see the text of the Ki simultaneously on the screen in AVM, at least on Android since 2 weeks or so.
I’m glad I came here and found that there are other people seeing the potential in this!
Text of the “Ki”? What do you mean?
You can read the answer of the AI (not KI of course like in German) simultaneously on the screen.
Nevermind.
I just noticed that you are from Switzerland and that with “KI” you mean Künstliche Intelligenz
+1 Absolutely essential for discussing code, this would be an easy and massive win for OpenAI
+1 This functionality will be tremendously helpful.
Signed up just to echo this sentiment. I’m having it teach me spoken Japanese, but I need to be able to read the phrases it suggests in order to pronounce them. This means asking a question, closing chat mode, copying the text to notepad and opening chat mode again.
…for every phrase.
Seems like quite an obvious oversight. GPT itself actually “thinks” I am able to see the text, when asked about it.
Over a year later and we still don’t have this?!!
I’m kinda joking, but I kinda not, I think I’m going to build my own app/agent and embed it on a local page or something.
I’m not doing it for learning languages (which is a great idea), but for when I’m working with her (Betty Byte is her name, BB-1 for short) and want to pass files to her to look at, or I just want to read along with a well laid out plan of attach to a new project we’re working on together, or talk to her and see the sql query she’s going to write or the swift code she’s thinking about implementing. The list goes on!!
I can’t imagine this is too hard to do, but maybe I’m wrong!!
I’ll ask her 
I add my voice to this suggestion too