GPT-6 is here, but what if we just said 'no thanks' to Astra,  a model so powerful that we may never…

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In this moment, where we're starting to wonder if we're controlling AI or if it's starting to control us, we're confronted with the emergence of a new and potentially wildly more powerful model in the form of OpenAI's Astra or GPT-6.

On Tuesday, OpenAI cofounder and CEO Sam Altman announced that Astra's training is complete and that it's a "significant step forward." However, in that same X post, Altman laid out some valid concerns that were then, in a way, amplified by a new The Information report, which paints Astra in, frankly, a terrifying light.

You can read Altman's full post in the X embed below, but here are the head-turning, highlight phrases:

"we are clearly in a phase of development where we believe caution is warranted."

"AI is getting extremely capable; no one fully understands the consequences of this."

"We have been living with the tension between being...

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