I Tested GPT-6 Astra: It Changes Everything

GPT-6 Astra can use a computer, operate software, complete multi-step tasks, and potentially automate a huge amount of the work people currently do. But can it actually replace your job? In this video, we take a closer look at GPT-6 Astra, AI agents, computer use, automation, and the future of work. Astra can navigate applications, fill out forms, work with spreadsheets, use creative software, build projects in Unreal Engine, and improve its own work based on feedback. But impressive demos are one thing. Reliably doing real work for hours without human intervention is another. We look at Astra's physics simulation, Unreal Engine game development, computer-use capabilities, its biggest limitations, reliability problems, speed, cost, and what all of this could mean for jobs — especially entry-level jobs. The Astra tests Discussed in this video were taken from “GPT 6 Astra is a freak” by @theAIsearch Chapters 00:00 - GPT-6 Astra Is Different 00:10 - Astra Can Actually Use Your Computer 02:41 - The Physics Simulation Test 03:19 - Building a 3D Game in Unreal 04:50 - What Computer-Use AI Means for Jobs 05:05 - Where Astra Starts Failing 05:42 - The Problem With Reliability 05:46 - AI Is Expensive and Slow 06:28 - The Entry-Level Job Problem 07:02 - What Jobs Are Actually Safe? 08:29 - The Uncomfortable Conclusion If you enjoyed the video, subscribe for more AI news. #GPT6 #GPT6Astra #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AIAgents #OpenAI #AIJobs #FutureOfWork #ComputerUse #Automation