Google & China in Deep Trouble, OpenAI is Launching AGI To The Public!

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OpenAI says it could have an internal system that Sam Altman would call AGI before the end of 2026, and the AI system behind that confidence may be unlike anything OpenAI has released before. According to the claims covered in this video, OpenAI is developing a model family called Astra, designed to operate more like an autonomous AI researcher than a traditional chatbot. The system can reportedly write experimental code, run its own experiments, analyze research papers, coordinate multiple AI agents, and work on unsolved problems in mathematics and theoretical computer science. But OpenAI's push toward Artificial General Intelligence goes much further. We break down OpenAI's reported Persistent Mode, an experimental agent designed to continue working autonomously across long periods, generate follow-up tasks, retain context across sessions, and potentially become part of OpenAI's broader vision for ChatGPT Work and persistent AI agents. Then there's the uncomfortable side of the AGI

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