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It's been a few hours since global rollout (Gpt-6 Astra) - What are your early impressions?

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Personally, this is the most realistic model I've used. It goes deep enough to solve problems I've been throwing at all models (Fable 5.1, Open-Source ones, Sol Pro, etc), but without needing as much hand holding. It only prompts you for clarification if it actually needs to. It's completely fine w…

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  1. 2026-09-05 00:42 · r/singularity
    It's been a few hours since global rollout (Gpt-6 Astra) - What are your early impressions?

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