How voice mode appears in this material In this channel's material, voice mode shows up as the centerpiece of a live writing demonstration. Dan Schipper, co-founder and CEO of Every, drafts a long-form article on camera while talking with ChatGPT — not typing to it — using the conversation by voice to shape the piece in real time [^intro]. What it is used for Across the walkthrough, ChatGPT in voice mode plays several roles at once while Dan drafts: - Editing — workshopping sentences and passages as they come up. - Fact-checking — pressing the model to verify claims mid-draft. - Brainstorming — exploring angles and ideas out loud. - Rewriting — asking for alternative phrasings on the spot. Dan frames this transparent, on-display workflow as open kitchen storytelling — the drafting process itself becomes part of the story, with the voice conversation visible to the audience rather than hidden behind the scenes. - Voice mode = using ChatGPT conversationally by speaking, rather than typing. - In this material it powers a live article-drafting session: editing, fact-checking, brainstorming, and rewriting. - Dan Schipper calls the approach open kitchen storytelling — doing the drafting openly, with the voice interaction as part of the show.