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0:00These GPT-6 Astra use cases are getting
0:02ridiculous. Someone gave it this rough
0:03pencil drawing of a steam train. A few
0:05minutes later, it had rebuilt it in
0:06Blender as 3,295 separate editable 3D
0:09pieces, [music]
0:10meaning you can actually grab the
0:11wheels, pipes, and parts and keep
0:13working on them. And Astra only came out
0:14four days ago. One guy gave it control
0:17of a first-person shooter project and
0:18walked away. For the next 28 minutes,
0:20Astra made a working [music]
0:21first-person shooter that is scary good
0:23for single prompt. Someone else gave it
0:24photos from a house listing and got back
0:26a 3D version you could actually move
0:27around. And this [music] is how it will
0:28change things. On a test where AI had to
0:30actually use a computer, Astra completed
0:32about 73 out of 100 tasks, compared
0:34[music] with about 66 for GPT-5.6.
0:36AI used to tell you how to do the work.
0:38Now, it can open the software and start
0:39[music] doing it. And we're four days
0:41in.