Morning Edition · Wednesday, August 5, 2026Published at 1:48 AM EDT · New York
OpenAI Details the Architecture Behind GPT-Live's Overlapping Speech
The company removed the turn detector from the live audio path, letting the model decide many times per second whether to speak, listen, pause or hand a hard question to GPT-5.5.

OpenAI has set out how GPT-Live produces conversations in which the model and the user can speak at the same time. The account was summarized by the AI Post channel, which noted that the system listens and speaks continuously instead of wai…
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