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🚨 Major Scoop: OpenAI has just expanded internal testing of GPT Astra, codenamed "mozaik-alpha-fdm", signifying release might be near AND of course like previous times, we have the FIRST EVER public outputs of it for y'all😉 Both outputs are zero-shot on Max effort. Frontend might have finally been fixed,... show more

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