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OpenAI introduced GPT-6 with 47-year-old footage of a guy at MIT with a sensor from a military helicopter helmet strapped to his wrist, just so a computer could figure out what he was pointing at. The room he's sitting in held about a million dollars of equipment. All of it was there to teach the computer two words, "that" and "there." The project was called Put That There. Chris Schmandt and Eric Hulteen built it in 1979 with Richard Bolt at MIT's Architecture Machine Group, the lab that…
This is GPT-6 Astra. Anything you can do on a computer, Astra can do for you. Fast.