Earlier quoted context omitted.
found it: https://openai.com/index/gpt-6-astra/
404 for me (unless this was a jest)
You have to apply for access to the announcement as it’s very dangerous.
OpenAI begins rolling out GPT-6 Astra
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Re: OpenAI begins rolling out GPT-6 Astra
#62"Once it is available in the API, Astra will cost $10 per million input tokens and $50 per million output tokens. That is 2.5 times Sol’s current promotional price, although it matches Anthropic’s pricing for Fable 5.1." Open AI finally find an edge to stop selling cheap and earn from the high demand customer like Anthropic
So if you use the non-promotional price for sol it's only 25% higher?
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#63Re: OpenAI begins rolling out GPT-6 Astra
#64(Posting partly so I can revisit my predictions when they open access more widely) A big problem I have with OpenAI's models (and of course Claude) is that they tend to write the most over-engineered pieces of code, beyond the imagination of any architecture's astronaut. Just this week I asked 5.6-sol-ultra to update a 1000 LOC python script I had, to "incorporate the key lessons learned when using it for another pro…
Exact same thing happed to me. I gave it a small/medium-sized ticket, walked away, came back to a 25,000 LoC monstrosity that both Fable and another 5.6 Sol agent said is 98% useless and should be thrown away.
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#65Earlier quoted context omitted.
found it: https://openai.com/index/gpt-6-astra/
404 for me (unless this was a jest)
Many other links are also 404'ing, so probably internal issues.
https://openai.com/index/legora-financial-statement-review-w... https://openai.com/index/playco-game-prototyping-with-astra/
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#66It seems like these articles might have come out prematurely, tbd by how much. I do not personally see any evidence of the new model having been released, or any official OpenAI post about it, or even any employee social media posts claiming it has now been released. All there is are Reuters, Axios, FT, etc, articles making a claim in the past tense. These articles were presumably pre-scheduled for 11am PT, and the m…
Shows the weirdness of online journalism. News outlets were briefed about an upcoming event and pre-wrote and scheduled articles. When the time came they were all triggered. Except...the event didn't actually happen.
Presumably this sort of thing was rampant pre-internet? News outlets would _have_ to receive embargoed information so that they could publish papers on time. I believe government budgets are a good example of this happening.
I think the weird shift was when online journalism started, and live reactions became the norm, no?
Re: OpenAI begins rolling out GPT-6 Astra
#67(Posting partly so I can revisit my predictions when they open access more widely) A big problem I have with OpenAI's models (and of course Claude) is that they tend to write the most over-engineered pieces of code, beyond the imagination of any architecture's astronaut. Just this week I asked 5.6-sol-ultra to update a 1000 LOC python script I had, to "incorporate the key lessons learned when using it for another pro…
You should have a sub agent adversarially enforce KISS before every commit.
How can I set such a sub agent up?
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#68(Posting partly so I can revisit my predictions when they open access more widely) A big problem I have with OpenAI's models (and of course Claude) is that they tend to write the most over-engineered pieces of code, beyond the imagination of any architecture's astronaut. Just this week I asked 5.6-sol-ultra to update a 1000 LOC python script I had, to "incorporate the key lessons learned when using it for another pro…
Exact same thing happed to me. I gave it a small/medium-sized ticket, walked away, came back to a 25,000 LoC monstrosity that both Fable and another 5.6 Sol agent said is 98% useless and should be thrown away.
> monstrosity that both Fable and another 5.6 Sol agent said is 98% useless and should be thrown away.
This is why you should really have a sub agent review the code before allowing a commit.
Your harness will do it all for you. Just ask.
Re: OpenAI begins rolling out GPT-6 Astra
#69Looking forward to some Chinese model kicking the shit out of it and being released for free.
Re: OpenAI begins rolling out GPT-6 Astra
#70It seems like these articles might have come out prematurely, tbd by how much. I do not personally see any evidence of the new model having been released, or any official OpenAI post about it, or even any employee social media posts claiming it has now been released. All there is are Reuters, Axios, FT, etc, articles making a claim in the past tense. These articles were presumably pre-scheduled for 11am PT, and the m…
Shows the weirdness of online journalism. News outlets were briefed about an upcoming event and pre-wrote and scheduled articles. When the time came they were all triggered. Except...the event didn't actually happen.
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