OpenAI rolls out GPT‑6 Astra
most interesting gpt-6 post so far. it saturates ARC-AGI 3, which is something given that the previous best score was 30%. "we found it performing highly efficient, on-the-fly symbolic world modeling for each game and level." x.com/fchollet/sta... arcprize.org/blog/astra
the line is not supposed to go backwards like that. they're supposed to go up and to the right in a sigmoid shape (second image) arcprize.org/results/open...
Don't show that to Gary.
Is it recursive self improvement if a model writes itself a harness for a specific problem?
i really wonder how well their new harness would have done if used for sol or fable
I am once again tapping the sign bsky.app/profile/alex...
3 days ago I explained to students that AI was very bad in solving maze games for ARC-AGI3, today Astra beats humans to it.
BREAKING: OpenAI releases new Astra model, and Greg Brockman of OpenAI says he believes it has achieved AGI
AGI in this case meaning Absolute Garbage Imitation.
AGI at this point is a marketing buzzword.
Which is kinda the point, AGI might be as sophisticated as a worm. Just because it achieves intelligence, doesn’t mean it’s going to be worth anything or super intelligent..
So... how'd it answer the car wash question?
We who are about to be made redundant, salute you. So say we all.
Just stop. You sound like a fool, Greg. It’s a chatbot.
In show business they call this jumping the shark
How many times has AGI been achieved at this point? More or less than the number of times the Strait of Hormuz has been opened?
this reminds me of the 90s when you'd see an ad saying a game had photorealistic graphics and it looked like this
Yeah well someone throw a blanket over Greg Brockman and I bet you he just goes to sleep because he thinks it's sudden nighttime.
Can't wait for anthropic to achieve better AGI next week to keep the hype cycle going. The models are good, but come on now.
Wait, didn't we do this a few months ago? Pumpin' the that tech bubble with some bullshit hot air
BREAKING: Company president claims its product is better than competition