Sam Altman said OpenAI's new model family, Astra, can operate a computer with human-level capability. Astra relies on a multi-agent architecture, which lets it run desktop applications in parallel instead of stepping through a single workflow. In internal testing, the model solved 10 previously unsolved problems in mathematics and theoretical computer science, and the cost of such a run was around $2,000. Where most existing models are built for brief interactions, Astra is built for much longer assignments: collaborative tasks that can last for hours or even days. OpenAI provided a preview to policymakers in early August. The model has not reached the public, and there is no API. A full security review remains underway, driven by potential cybersecurity risks associated with the model's ability to operate computers. Techub News relayed the update from CryptoBriefing.
OpenAI's new model family, Astra, can operate computers at a human level, according to Sam Altman. The details were reported by CryptoBriefing and relayed by Techub News.
A parallel, multi-agent design
The system uses a multi-agent architecture, allowing it to handle several desktop applications in parallel. During internal testing, Astra solved 10 previously unsolved problems in mathematics and theoretical computer science at a cost of roughly $2,000.
Its capabilities extend well beyond short interactive sessions. Astra can work on collaborative tasks for hours or even days.
Previewed, but not released
OpenAI gave policymakers a preview in early August. A full security review is still underway because of potential cybersecurity risks linked to the model's computer-control abilities. As a result, Astra has not been publicly launched, and no API has been provided.
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