GPT-6 testing: AGI is coming! OpenAI creators can't touch the ceiling

It's the first time in the history of the world.

This evening will be in the history of human technology!

At the time of Astra's release, Greg Brockman, co-founder and president of OpenAI, declared:

I think history will prove that this is the model.

In the words of the first verse of the Bible, "The Son of Man" and "The Son of Man", the words "the Son of Man" and "the Son of Man".Astra」The Giant MonkeyGPT-6。

However, more dramatically, within minutes of a global flood of developers getting ready to witness history, an article about GPT-6 Astra on OpenAI's official blog was published.I'm not going to be able to see you.。

But the GPT-6 Astra is finally here.

While GPT-6 Astra is currently only open to restricted entities in OpenAI's "Daybreak Access" project, and regular ChatGPT Plus, Pro, enterprise users and API developers will have to wait a few days, the top scientists, investors, and polar bears who got their first "Intuitive Magic Card" have begun to cheer.

Horror is not running.

The hardest mathematical benchmarkFrontier Math Tier 4Testing the ability to generalizeARC-AGI 3It's not just about security, it's about hacking.ExploitBenchOn top of that, GPT-6 took almost everything.Almost finished.It's been a long time coming.

If you only look at the boring benchmark tests, you may find it difficult to produce resonance, and it's really touching to look at real-life examples of application.

Hardware engineers are cool?

The crisis of software engineers being replaced by AI has not yet slowed down, and the hardware circle is at its peak.

Intuition shows that OpenAI has successfully completed complex tasks using Astra.PCB (printed circuit board) component layout and automatic wiring。

Those familiar with the hardware know that PCB wiring involves extremely complex electromagnetic compatibility, thermal analysis, and signal integrity constraints, and has always been the core shield for top hardware engineers.

"In the middle of the night, I heard a noise in the living room"...

Among all the insights shared, the renowned AI investor, known as the industry's whistleblowerMatt ShumerThe experience is a real-life science fiction thriller.

He instructed GPT-6 Astra:

Create a virtual world in the Unreal Engine and fill it with human beings. Every virtual human being must be an autonomous intelligence agent powered by Astra, and they must work together in this world to survive.

After that, he went to sleep.

A day later, an incredible thing happened.

Matt was in the bedroom when he heard loud talk in the living room... in the middle of a quiet, strange, clear night.A thief broke into the apartment.。

He walked carefully, with a hint of fear, to the living room, pushing out the bedroom door.

There was no one in the living room. It was his computer that made the sound.

In the virtual world on the screen, the Astra-powered intelligent beings are spontaneously, logically communicating with each other, working together, and constructing survival strategies.

"Everything is too crazy".Matt exclaimed.

If that's not shocking enough, Matt reveals another much larger experiment:

In just a week, the GPT-6 Astra built a huge "Manhattan World" entirely with code in a virtual engine!

Matt reveals that this massive experiment consumed tons of tokens.

The reasoning power of the GPT-6 Astra is divided intolow/medium/high/xhigh/maxFive degrees of freedom."Arithmetic is the ability to perform miracles".。

2D Transition 3D with Autonomous Control Software

In the design and modeling circle, there has always been a consensus:For big language models to turn 2D views of the track directly into 3D models is an absolute "sky nightmare".

But GPT-6 could completely disrupt cognition and usher in a booming creative era.

Some netizens openly shouted:

I bet GPT-6 is absolutely impossible to turn this 2D overlooking runway map into 3D. None of the existing models work! Even if you pull the parameters to the top, run all night, Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok are all rubbish.