OpenAI's 'Astra' Leak: Claims GPT-6-Level Model Solved Decade-Old Math Problems, Hits Critical Cyber Risk
新智元 · wechat · 2026-08-18
Rumors suggest OpenAI's next-generation model "Astra" (potentially GPT-6) may arrive this week. Key leaks indicate:
- Math Breakthrough: An internal version reportedly solved 10+ open problems in math and CS that stumped researchers for a decade, costing only $2000 in API compute.
- Critical Cyber Risk: OpenAI's safety team assessed the model potentially reaching the "Critical" threshold in cyber capabilities, implying the ability to autonomously develop zero-day exploits.
- Native Multi-Agent: The model is rumored to be a 10T parameter MoE architecture trained natively for multi-agent collaboration, allowing immediate orchestration of sub-agents (like Luna) within Codex.
- UI Overhaul: Leaked screenshots reveal a comprehensive AI workbench UI with session management, connectors, skills, and automation workflows.
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