How close is Opus 5.5/ Astra to AGI?

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Summary

The article discusses the capabilities of Opus 5.5 and Astra AI models in coding and long agentic tasks, speculating on their proximity to achieving AGI and potential applications in robotics.

I've been using Opus 5.5 for coding, and what gets me is its taste. It catches design problems and pushes back like a senior dev would. Astra seems just as strong at long agentic tasks and better at some 3D tasks. If these models can plan, reason, and operate a computer reliably, how far are they from controlling robots? Are we actually close to AGI, or what's still missing?
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