The interpreter just stopped pausing. openai's gpt-realtime-translate turns speech from 70-plus…
the interpreter just stopped pausing. openai's gpt-realtime-translate turns speech from 70-plus input languages into 13 output languages live, per oct 10 launch.
the meeting is now its own subtitles.
Context
OpenAI announced GPT-Realtime-Translate at DevDay on Sep 29. CometAPI and DEV Community report it takes speech from 70-plus input languages into 13 output languages while keeping pace with the speaker.
Two pricing write-ups list gpt-realtime-translate at USD 0.034 per minute.
The 70-plus input and 13 output languages match the sources. The announcement was Sep 29, not Oct 10, though the API coverage runs through early October. 'The meeting is now its own subtitles' is the author's framing.
'The meeting is now its own subtitles' is the author's opinion.
Related work
- CometAPI: GPT-Realtime-Translate and GPT-Realtime-Whisper ↗Announcement summary.
- DEV Community: The hype around GPT-Realtime-2 ↗Language counts.
- Glamdring Research: OpenAI Realtime API pricing ↗Per-minute price.
Watch next
- Check OpenAI's pricing page for the per-minute rate.
Sources
- CometAPI, Oct 3, 2026community.cometapi.com
- DEV Community, Oct 4, 2026dev.to
- Sume pricing note, Oct 1, 2026sume.com
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The note above is reproduced unedited from the original post, first published on Threads on 10 October 2026 at 15:18 IST. Sources are the papers and datasets the note draws on.
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