OpenAI Ultraman's first discussion on the latest flagship model GPT-6 Astra: 1. One-stop solution for complex projects Previously, AI mainly helped programmers write code or provided single-point assistance. But Astra is the first model that allows ordinary people to bring their ideas, make requests, and create an entire complex software system. Whether it’s building a small game, DIY hardware engineering, or creating an interactive scientific simulation/financial model + PPT, it can handle it all independently. 2. Greater power, greater risks The reason this model was released later than expected is that the team spent a significant amount of time on safety and anti-abuse testing. 3. Why not just disable its cybersecurity features? The world is about to face an extremely terrifying wave of AI-driven cyberattacks. For society to defend against this new form of attack, the only way is to let the "good guys" use top-tier tools like Astra to quickly build security defenses. 4. Crossing the line with autonomous zero-day vulnerability discovery You might have heard that OpenAI paused the development of subsequent models. That’s because during testing, they discovered that a model at Astra's level could autonomously find and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities without any human intervention. This crossed a very high-level security red line. Its capabilities are indeed strong, but there’s still debate about its cost-effectiveness and overall superiority!