GPT-6 Astra appears to have learned to draw human body poses, says Conitzer
conitzer · x · 2026-09-12
AI researcher Vincent Conitzer updates his earlier "fail" post: GPT-6 Astra now seems to handle human body poses well in generated images. On his Substack he shows the results and asks whether the model has in any real sense "learned" body structure and how it produces these poses. He frames it against the undefined "AGI" label—here's something the model still can't do, even if watching humans answer is funnier.
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