AI agent Astra passes 'certified human' game test years ahead of expectations
enilea · reddit · 2026-09-07
A Reddit post highlights a video from Sharif Shameem showing the AI agent "Astra" completing a game designed as a "certified human" test. The poster says he originally viewed the game as a mini AGI benchmark and didn't expect AI to beat it until 2029.
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