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Model · 2 updates · last updated Sep 28

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As of Sep 28, OpenAI has fixed a bug that degraded image understanding in GPT-6 Sol and Luna. The Decoder reports that Stanford and Caltech researchers used GPT-6 Astra to control a robot in an unfamiliar kitchen.

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  1. Sep 28
    Official

    OpenAI fixes a bug that degraded image understanding in GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna

    OpenAI Developers says the fix should improve vision tasks, including computer use, in the API and Codex.

    Source: OpenAI Developers on X
  2. Sep 27
    Reported by The Decoder

    Stanford and Caltech's HomeBody has GPT-6 Astra drive a Unitree G1 robot in an unfamiliar kitchen, per The Decoder

    The Decoder reports that HomeBody drops the usual trained control layer and lets a swappable vision-language model, here GPT-6 Astra, call a skill library directly so a Unitree G1 can navigate, tidy up and fetch items in a kitchen it has not seen. Reported limits include Astra's latency, overheating finger servos and high compute cost; the code is on GitHub.

    Source: The Decoder
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