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Sep 12, 2026

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Fuente de la imagen, Getty Images.
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En 2003 dejé atrás todo lo que conocía.
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Image source, Getty Images.
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In 2003 I left everything I knew.
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Hey.
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Fuente de la imagen, Getty Images.
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En 2003 dejé atrás todo lo que conocía.
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Se convirtió en otra persona con otro nombre y se infiltró en el trauma de una Nueva York todavía convulsionada por los atentados de las Torres Gemelas del 11 de septiembre de 2001, en los que perdieron la vida casi tres mil personas.
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Arabia Saudita cerró un importante oleoducto tras ser atacado por drones lanzados desde Irak, en un contexto de escalada del conflicto en Oriente Medio.
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Image source, Planet Labs PBC.
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Saudi Arabia shut down a major oil pipeline after being attacked by drones launched from Iraq against a backdrop of escalating conflict in the Middle East.
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Fuente de la imagen, Planet Labs PBC.
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My recommendation is that you use both Fable 5.1 and Astra on your most difficult questions and experiment to see which things each one does best for you.
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There's an image here.
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Description.
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Aster,
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End quote.
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Here is the pitch from Astra itself, according to Pangram.
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There's an image here.
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Sam Altman tweets, GPT-6 Astra is here.
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Full example prompts are in the appendix.
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There's an image here.
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Description.
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Line graph and hop natural facts.
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Astra improves significantly as you increase the number of filler tokens up to 4,096.
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We also compare Astra with 4 Hop Natural Facts to Opus 4.5, Opus 5, GPT 5.6 Sol, and DeepSeek the V3.2 with 2 Hop Natural Facts.
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There's an image here.
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Line graph and hop natural facts.
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The original text contained 22 footnotes which were omitted from the narration.
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Images are included in the podcast episode description.
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Los trabajadores, casi todos hombres, se acercaron de inmediato.
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Image source, EPA.
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When one afternoon last May we arrived with Ilya Espino de Marotta, Ciudad de M., Zico, 1962, at the pier of Parazo, at the Pacific end of the Panama Canal.
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The workers, almost all men, approached immediately.

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Fuente de la imagen, cedida por la Autoridad del Canal de Panamá.
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Durante la construcción, la ingeniera utilizaba un casco rosado.
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Image source, courtesy of the Panama Canal Authority.
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During construction, the engineer used a pink hole.
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Overall, the community expressed doubts about the significance of benchmark comparisons and questioned the real value of SWE2 outside controlled tests.
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Title, Technique for Manipulating Satellite Photos, now reveals Ancient Images 2025.
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Source, spinoff.nasa.gov.
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The article described how a NASA-developed image enhancement method called Decorrelation Stretch is now used to uncover faded ancient paintings and rock art.
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At its core, artificial intelligence is the ability of machines to carry out tasks that normally demand human intelligence.
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This ranges from understanding and generating language, to recognizing images and sounds, to making decisions, solving problems, and even learning from experiences.
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In simple terms, AI is when computers move beyond rigid step-by-step instructions given by human beings and begin to analyze, adapt, and improve by itself, almost like a brain made of code.
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Unlike traditional software and programs that can only do what they are told, AI can refine itself through patterns and data, getting smarter with every interaction.
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In 2015, AlphaGo, a program built by Google DeepMind, defeated the world champion in the board game Go, a game so complex experts thought it would take decades before machines could win.
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Suddenly, AI wasn't just catching up, it was leaping ahead.
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Generative AI soon followed, writing essays, designing images, composing music, and even mimicking human voices in seconds.
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What once required talent and years of training can now be done at the click of a button.
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trouble? I hope not, but also some things are too important to censor oneself about in personal capacity, so I will simply not care about whatever policy Google or GDM have in this instance regarding such statements.
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There's an image here.
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Description
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Smiling face with closed eyes and rosy cheeks emoji.
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Heading.
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Why a preference cascade now? After all, everyone was rather surprised that this is how the rules work.
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There's an image here.
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Meme.
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trouble? I hope not, but also some things are too important to censor oneself about in personal capacity, so I will simply not care about whatever policy Google or GDM have in this instance regarding such statements.
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There's an image here.
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Description
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Smiling face with closed eyes and rosy cheeks emoji.
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Heading.
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Why a preference cascade now? After all, everyone was rather surprised that this is how the rules work.
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There's an image here.
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Meme.

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