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sheepscreek
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melasadra
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I didnt know this but apparently Astra is the plural of astrum (latin for star).
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leontalbot
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Cannot wait for Universe and Multiverse levels.
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picturesnottxt
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Or perhaps they'll release Supernova, then Singularity to market their ASI model.
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drob518
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In the multiverse version, the model isn’t any smarter, but it’s evil.
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ben_w
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Only if it has a goatee, which is how we know Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man and Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange were only the heroes of their own narratives, and nobody else's.
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Mistletoe
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“Let there be light.”
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joaogui1
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Astra means star, like the Sun
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sheepscreek
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I went by their illustration of GPT 6 Astra that looks like a spiral galaxy[1].
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https://openai.com/index/gpt-6-astra/
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stavros
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"Stars", if I'm being pedantic.
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MadameMinty
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Not pedantic, the plural is the point. More than one star (Sol).
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