ChatGPT is poorly designed. So I fixed it

Introduction to ChatGPT's Issues 00:00

• ChatGPT is rapidly growing with hundreds of millions of users, but its design is confusing for many.
• A demonstration highlights the limitations of the current interface, particularly with voice responses.

Current Limitations 00:15

• Users can only receive responses in voice, while collaboration on written content requires separate steps.
• The design feels disjointed, resembling multiple apps rather than a cohesive tool, as noted by a reference to "shipping the org chart."

Proposed Improvements 02:12

• The speaker suggests integrating voice and text functionalities simultaneously for a better user experience.
• A recommendation is made to use existing tools like Realtime for live audio and Tool Calls for handling text.

Implementation of New Features 02:36

• The envisioned interface includes a voice button with additional chat features, resembling a texting app during a call.
• The ability to request detailed information is emphasized, allowing for better handling of complex queries.

Example Use Cases 03:20

• Demonstrations include asking for simple commands and more complex tasks related to coding.
• The system can adapt by handing off tasks to specialized models for more nuanced responses.

Conclusion and Resources 05:15

• The speaker encourages exploration of the proposed features using off-the-shelf APIs and shares the source code on GitHub for those interested in further development.