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OpenAI, the  advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime that owns ChatGPT, is worried that people may become  advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime dependent on artificial intelligence voices. The company released a new " advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime voice mode" to users last week. The chatbot comes equipped with an  advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime of lifelike voices that are almost  advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime from human voices. They can have an authentic conversation in real  advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime, laugh at the right time, interject with "umms," "aahs" and "hmms," and they can adjust to being interrupted. An OpenAI  advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime states that the newly-released, human-sounding voices may lead people to rely on AI for  advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime, and even for romance and love. It cautioned: "Users might form  advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime relationships with the AI, reducing their need for human  advancedarraycompanionshipcompanyemotionallyindistinguishableinteractionreportsocialtime."