😂 Before anyone gets mad: Dr. Parik is basically a comedy character on X, so this is all love. But his reply is also the perfect example of what not to do when GPT-6 Astra lands: “I can’t wait to use this model to draft an email.” My brother… we already have twelve ways to draft an email. 😂 Astra is supposed to unlock a completely different level of building, computer use, automation, coding, and problem-solving. Using it only to write a slightly better email would be like buying a Ferrari to pick up groceries. This is exactly why you’re inside AISA. Not just to collect prompts or complete another course. You’re here to learn how to take new AI capabilities and turn them into real systems, products, automations, and businesses before the rest of the market catches up. Astra still isn’t available to everyone yet, and the wider rollout may take a few more days. OpenAI says paid users waiting for access will get one banked reset for every day they wait, so when it reaches us, we should have room to actually experiment. The first thing I’m excited to test: Turning normal real estate listing photos into an interactive property walkthrough. Think Matterport, but much more intelligent. A buyer could explore the home, get a guided room-by-room experience, ask questions about the property, learn about the neighbourhood, and book a showing, all from the listing photos. That’s the kind of stuff we should be thinking about. So here’s the question: Don’t tell me what you already know how to build. Tell me the thing you wish already existed. The slow, expensive, annoying problem in your life or business that everyone has accepted as “just how it works.” If Astra could build it with you, what would disappear? Think bigger than prompts. Bigger than email. Bigger than a slightly faster version of what you already do. Drop the wild idea below. We can figure out how to build it after. 😂