GPT-6 Astra could take the next step in medicine "A full interactive skeleton with all 206 bones got built in two hours" ∙ Astra was pointed at an open anatomy dataset ∙ Codex wrote the entire interface, bone by bone, all 206 of them ∙ It shipped as a... Claude Code artifact, ready to open and use The model spins, breaks apart into an exploded view, splits in half, and lets anyone click a single bone to read exactly what it is. Nobody involved in building it had any background in anatomy. That's less a statement about anatomy and more about what two hours with the right tools can now produce.show more

This is the part people are underestimating. The crazy thing isn’t the 206 bones. It’s that the bottleneck is no longer knowing how to build the thing. You describe it → the model builds it → you interact with it. That changes what “learning” can look like in medicine.

The shift from building models to interacting with them is huge

okay, I need to try this

I hope everything works out for you

two hours is the crazy part. once tools can turn a raw dataset into something this usable that fast, the bottleneck starts shifting from building to knowing what to ask for

The bottleneck is quickly becoming knowing what to ask, not building it

the bone by bone interface is such a nice touch.

Being able to isolate and explore each bone feels much more useful than just looking at a static 3D model

Using an open anatomy dataset for this build was a smart move, data quality matters.

Yes, very well said my friend

the way AI is evolving is already starting to worry me - skynet is coming, guys 😅

It’s evolving very rapidly. You can’t keep up with everything LOL

The exciting part is how quickly AI can turn complex anatomical data into something interactive and easy to explore. Tools like this could make medical education far more accessible. @ZentrixHQ Thanks for sharing.

I'm sure this can help medicine

This is the most interesting thing I saw on my feed today

But this is something unreal. I would really like to see it shown in lectures at medical schools

逐骨写完还做成交互界面，这速度有点离谱了

I think this could be useful for learning

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Somewhere in Rome a capuchin monk is burning tokens redesigning their crypt

this is next level trixi

206 bones in two hours, huge for med students

the "shipped as a claude code artifact" line is the part that matters. 206 bones is a UI problem; shipping a working tool from a prompt is a workflow problem. codex gets the first, not the second.

funny that no matter which model does the thinking, it still ends up shipping through Claude Code at the end. execution layer's getting more durable than any one model.

Impressive

the Claude Code artifact sounds more interesting than the demo itself: can it expose the source and relationships behind each of the 206 bones? otherwise, it may be a polished anatomy viewer rather than a trustworthy learning tool.

Just in time for Halloween!

Link?