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Let’s talk money. Literally. ChatGPT Voice has come to Finances. Securely connect your accounts through Finances, then use Voice to talk spending, savings, and all the money questions on your mind. Try it:Read original on X
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ChatGPT Voice Comes to Finances for Money Questions
Users securely connect their accounts and ask about spending and savings by voice, pushing the chatbot deeper into personal finance.
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ChatGPT Voice Comes to Finances for Money Questions
ChatGPT Voice adds Finances for spoken questions about spending
ChatGPT Voice adds Finances for spoken questions about spending
ChatGPT Voice adds Finances for spoken questions about spending
ChatGPT Voice adds Finances for spoken questions about spending and savings
ChatGPT Voice adds Finances for spoken questions about spending and savings
ChatGPT Voice adds Finances, letting users talk through spending and savings
ChatGPT Voice comes to Finances, letting users talk about spending and savings
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