GPT-6 Astra: How to Research a Decision Before You Commit
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What's really happening when AI can take on an entire job instead of answering one prompt at a time? The common story is that a more capable model means better answers — but the reality is that the work you can delegate starts to change. In this video, I share the inside scoop on putting Astra to work, using a household move to explore what an agent can prepare and which decisions still belong to you.
Why connected tasks need more than a longer prompt. How a manager agent can coordinate research and check results. What a useful recipe card tells an agent about the job. Where human choice, permission and responsibility remain essential.
For anyone dealing with work spread across documents, websites, forms and deadlines, the opportunity is to delegate more preparation while staying clear about the decisions and commitments that remain yours. Subscribe for daily AI strategy and news.
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