Three sources familiar with the plans revealed that OpenAI is preparing to launch a new model series, tentatively named “Astra,” and that the model's ability to handle long-term complex tasks has been upgraded. OpenAI CEO Sam Ultrman presented the Astra model to policymakers and regulators in Washington this week, sources said. OpenAI focuses on promoting one of the capabilities of this model: it supports long-term collaborative operation of multiple agents to overcome difficult problems, and can be used to advance large-scale projects or solve complex and advanced mathematical problems. Astra will be OpenAI's new series of models, alongside the Sol, Terra, and Luna models. The source did not reveal when OpenAI plans to officially release the model. OpenAI has yet to finalize Astra's positioning: whether it will be named GPT 6, or as a derivative of the GPT-5 series. One of the sources said that this batch of models has now entered the testing phase and plans to be the first to apply the new regulatory mechanism drawn up by the Trump administration — AI models must be submitted to the federal government for reporting before they are released to the public. The US government has set a goal to finalize this regulatory framework within the deadline of this weekend. Sources said that in the short term, OpenAI also plans to release a report showing how it uses top AI to overcome ten previously unsolved mathematical problems, thereby showing the performance of its strongest artificial intelligence model.

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