There's a model we've all been waiting for for quite a while now, and it's finally here. This is where I want to make a joke about how it's Gemini 3.8 Flash, but my new retention guy said I'm not allowed to. He instead said I should just show you guys this, my actual usage with said models. Of course, my terminal is refreshing right when I pick it up. It's uh annoying like that. But the point I'm trying to make is I've done about $330,000 of inference over the last few weeks and the vast majority of it has been with the model that we're here to talk about today. As you probably guessed, the model we're actually talking about today is GPT6 Astra. Yes, it's actually getting the six moniker. We don't have other models in the GPT6 line yet, like the Soul and Luna and Terra equivalents, but we do have Astra kind of. We'll talk about that in just a second. I've been using it for a bit and it truly is revolutionary in a ton of different ways. There are so many things I just never thought LLMs would be able to do that 6 does incredibly well. It is such a massive leap over soul. It does feel generational. I talked before about how GPT 5.6 felt like the best possible version of a lastg game whereas Fable 5 felt like a reasonable version of a nextg game. GBT6 is the next gen. OpenAI has done it. This model is incredible, but it also still has its rough edges. From code to computer use to 3D modeling to office work, this model truly is just built different. That is far from the whole story, though, because we have to cover availability, cost, security, safety, how it actually works in the day-to-day experience using it for code, and of course, all the fun things I've been building with it, as well as the weird restrictions they have with the model releasing currently. I can't wait to show you guys what this model can do after a real quick break for today's sponsor.