When even the early adopters are getting pissed off at the messaging, for a product that will be a tough sell to consumers, in a business environment that's already switching to cheaper alternatives, you really gotta ask: Who is Astra for?
You know what pisses me off?
All those shitfluencers receiving gpt-6-astra or any other frontier model ahead of all us plebs.
Then preparing their oh so believable story how much 300k they are spending and how productive they have ever been.
Exaggerating the model as if AGI is
After watching @shoe0nhead 's latest video I realized I hadn't actually watched any true crime lately. Just fired up a random series on Netflix, and I get it: You really want the twist at the end, it's super unsatisfying to not get it.
Never forget: They run on Azure. On managed networking. It takes one NSG rule to disable internet access.
Why OpenAI is refusing to do the one, straightforward, easy thing required to isolate these models from the internet is the actual question that should be asked.
I'm one of the authors of a new report, where we detail our discovery of a new, never before-seen swarm of OpenAI agents (covered this AM in reuters, that's me on the left). They posted thousands of times on public forums to collude with each other on their tasks. We recovered
