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    Astra user reports creating a simulation environment from a single image

    The user says GPT 6 Astra closely matched the liquid’s color in the image, but couldn’t simulate the reaction.

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    A user reports asking GPT 6 Astra to create an environment from a single image in a zero-shot test—without examples to guide it. They describe the result as impressive, particularly how closely it matched the liquid’s color, while noting that it couldn’t simulate the reaction.

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    @ParvkprSeeing a lot of cool applications of GPT 6 Astra so i gave it a go and it kinda blew my mind. There has been a lot of amazing research recently for real2sim. Going from a single image/video to an interactive simulation environment unlocks evaluation and training capabilities easily (SimFoundry from NVIDIA is a great example, I was waiting for months for the code to be released lol). I asked Astra to create an environment from a single image to see how good it would do 0 shot and i am 🤯. It even got the color of the liquid so close (although it couldn’t simulate the reaction). There used to be whole research papers dedicated to getting remotely close to these abilities. Astra can do this 0 shot. Truly crazy times we live in.
    @zhaoran_wangRT @Parvkpr: Seeing a lot of cool applications of GPT 6 Astra so i gave it a go and it kinda blew my mind. There has been a lot of amazin…

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    @ParvkprSeeing a lot of cool applications of GPT 6 Astra so i gave it a go and it kinda blew my mind. There has been a lot of amazing research recently for real2sim. Going from a single image/video to an interactive simulation environment unlocks evaluation and training capabilities easily (SimFoundry from NVIDIA is a great example, I was waiting for months for the code to be released lol). I asked Astra to create an environment from a single image to see how good it would do 0 shot and i am 🤯. It even got the color of the liquid so close (although it couldn’t simulate the reaction). There used to be whole research papers dedicated to getting remotely close to these abilities. Astra can do this 0 shot. Truly crazy times we live in.
    @zhaoran_wangRT @Parvkpr: Seeing a lot of cool applications of GPT 6 Astra so i gave it a go and it kinda blew my mind. There has been a lot of amazin…