DevEmperor
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2 months ago Thank you very much for your feedback and this great idea. In fact, it has been on my to-do list for some time now to be able to edit the recognised text with various prompts after recording. That would be pretty much in line with your idea. My idea was that you could define different prompts yourself in the settings, where you could then translate, summarise or rephrase in a different style directly after recording, for example. Then you could also define a prompt that instructs ChatGPT to put the spoken text into a meaningful grammatical context. I will definitely be adding this feature in the near future. Stay tuned. :)
cryptoniooo
This is a great tool but it comes with a problem. You can dictate but if you use this with many other people there should be an option to plug it to OpenAI and have OpenAI revise the text and either put it as conversational, sarcastic, funny, summarize it, shorten it because it's not the same speaking as when we write and with that the tool can be used for day-to-day texting as other people would see and it would not make sense to text them exactly like we speak. I think this could make the tool the ultimate dictation tool in the market if this is fixed.
So basically we just need an option to turn on or turn off if we want to use this filter. It could be the text to write filter and then we turn it on and we decide what filter do we want. Do we want it to be summarized, make it more clear, rewrite, many other options that we can tell OpenAI what to do with what we just dictated and then immediately just paste it after we dictate without me having to right now dictate and then paste it to chatGBD and then paste it back to the chat with people as it does not make sense to dictate and just paste it. Like for example this whole text I've dictated it and certain parts do not make sense but the problem is you don't always have the time to go to chatGBD and edit so I think making it frictionless it could be really a revolutionary tool.