Reddit user reports Astra regression: fake website links, misread prompts, higher usage
median0rc · reddit · 2026-09-09
A user who relies on ChatGPT for math and ML work says that despite Astra's promising benchmarks, real-world use showed regressions: recommending fake websites, higher consumption than advertised (compared to Sol), prompt misunderstandings unseen in years, and inconsistent improvements. The post is anecdotal and asks whether others see the same.
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