3 INCREDIBLE Use Cases For ChatGPT-6 Astra To Make Over $10k/Week! (REAL AGI!)
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The video introduces ChatGPT-6 Astra as a groundbreaking artificial general intelligence (AGI) model that has surpassed human-level capabilities by thinking creatively, using computer tools autonomously, and rigorously self-correcting its work. The presenter demonstrates three powerful use cases that allow users to leverage this advanced AI without exhausting their monthly credits. The first major application involves transforming flat real estate listing images into fully interactive 3D video games. By granting the desktop version of Astra full control over the computer, the AI can install necessary software like Blender, infer architectural blueprints from photos, fix structural errors such as misplaced walls or inaccessible doors, and populate the world with characters that have distinct personalities and dialogue to interact with potential buyers.
To optimize efficiency and manage credit usage, the presenter recommends a two-stage workflow where Astra operates in "High" mode for complex planning and reasoning before switching to "Light" mode for execution and rendering. This strategy significantly reduces token consumption while maintaining high performance. In one demonstration, the AI successfully recorded gameplay footage, edited it into a compelling 30-second social media ad using CapCut, added captions and hooks, and even fixed layout issues like awkward end cards without direct human intervention. The second use case highlights how Astra can upgrade the visual fidelity of these environments by sourcing high-quality 3D assets online to improve textures, lighting, and furniture details, effectively turning a basic model into a photorealistic digital showroom.
The third and final use case focuses on generating cinematic websites that serve as immersive landing pages for these virtual properties. Using simple prompts, Astra creates responsive web experiences where the house visually deconstructs and reassembles as the user scrolls, revealing different rooms and interactive buyer characters. These websites are designed to be stunning and professional, suitable for high-end realtors to showcase luxury listings remotely. The presenter concludes that by combining these capabilities—creating games, producing viral video content, and building cinematic web experiences—individuals can build a profitable business serving real estate agents, potentially earning significant income while the AI handles the heavy lifting of development and optimization.
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[laughter] What? I am right now
absolutely mind blown at how good it
did. This chachi 6 Astra has raised the
bar now and it can do so much more than
you can even begin to dream of. GBT6
Astra has now passed human level
capabilities, which I'll show you how a
little bit later on in this video. And
truthfully, I'm just absolutely shocked
at what this thing can actually do. I've
had my hands on it for a few days now
and learned that now GPT6 Astra can
actually think outside the box and even
use your tools on your computer as if it
were you with a speed it's never been
able to achieve before and even crazier
check its own work over and over until
it's corrected or deemed acceptable by
ChachiBT. Now, to show you what I mean,
I've put together and tested three
different use cases that in the end all
tie in together and really anyone can
use in their day-to-day. And I'll be
showing you how all of this works, how
you can take advantage of this new
amazing model, and most importantly, how
you can use this model without burning
through all of your credits in just one
or two prompts. Okay, so for our first
use case, what we're going to be doing
is turning a flat image into a full-on
interactive 3D world that we're then
going to turn into a full-on video game.
Now, I already did do the first part of
this. I already took a listing that I
found on a realy website and I fed it to
ChatgBT Astra. Now, for this, I did have
it use its in chat engine. So, I gave
Chad GBT the link to a house over in
somewhere in California, and I simply
had it extract all of the images from
that link and pretty much figure out a
blueprint to put everything together
because we didn't have a blueprint on
hand. Now, we already have the first
part of this done, but we're going to
take this even further by having Chachi
BT actually make it look real and on top
of that add characters within that world
that are going to be walking around and
interacting with everything, including
with us. So to do this, we're going to
need a program called Blender. Now, me
personally, I tried at one point doing
3D modeling and it didn't work at all. I
really didn't understand the app that
much. It wasn't my thing. So, let's see
if Chat GBT can do this for us. And
we're going to start with having it
install the app for us on the computer
without us not doing anything. Now, the
first thing that I'm going to do is I'm
going to take the chat that I had
earlier, which is this one over here.
Here you can see the browser with the 3D
model that I came up with. And I'm just
going to go ahead and take this. I'm
going to share it. I'm going to take the
link because we can give that directly
to chatbt as well. And I'm going to tell
it to start with this reference. Okay.
So, what I'm telling chatbt Astra is the
link I'm attaching is a 3D model that
you created for me. Go through the chat
history. So, that way it can read
everything that it did beforehand. The
reason that I'm doing this is because I
did do this on the web version. So, I
just want to give it a little bit of
context on what we had done earlier. And
now I did switch over to the desktop
version simply because the desktop
version is going to give chat GBT access
to our entire computer and to be able to
take over our computer which is really
what Astra is shining on the most right
now. It can take over your entire
computer and it can get tasks done for
you that you would normally be doing
yourself. So with this we are really
putting it to the test especially having
it download and choosing an app. Now
what I want you to do is to upgrade
everything. use a suitable tool to
enhance it all, even if you have to
download and install a new app on my
computer. I want to be able to walk
through it without any interruptions or
bad placements of any architecture. With
the first walkthrough, as I was going
through everything, there were some
really oddly placed walls and some stuff
that really didn't fit. And I get it,
that's because we didn't give it a floor
plan, but it should fix these. It
shouldn't be putting a door next to a
staircase that can't be accessed. Now,
to take it a step even further, also add
some people walking around interacting
with the house as if they were wanting
to buy it and allow me to interact and
talk with them. I want this to be made
into a game. You figure out the
mechanics, any story or plot, etc. I
want to be hands-off on this. Let's do
it. Now, really quick, let's go ahead
and check down here before everything
gets started. Let's check our usage
remaining. And currently, it's showing
that our 5 hour we have 100% and the
weekly is 98%. Let's see how much it
drops. Okay, so it is asking us for some
permissions really fast. It's asking us
to connect to the internet. I'm going to
allow this. But first, let's see what
it's doing. I found create a 3D model
and its original requirements. The room
layout was inferred by photos. Yeah,
because it took all of the photos and it
put everything together. It assumed how
everything was supposed to go. So, it's
going to presume the appearance while
fixing the routes through it. And it's
going to use the sites skill that it has
to turn the existing walkthrough into an
openhouse game where you meet buyers,
discover what matters to them, and help
match them with the property. This is
insane. Okay, let's go ahead and allow.
Now, for those of you that don't know,
sites is essentially a type of backend
that chat GBT has now in terms of the
different skills and the different
applications that it can use. So, what
the sites is going to do is it's pretty
much going to create a type of backend
where the user can actually go in and
log in as themselves. So, we can have
multiple different users log into our
game without any of them having to share
any data between each other. And it
could even make us a type of admin. So,
that way it can differentiate the
regular users versus us the admins where
we can start to control everything on
the other users. So, we can, let's say,
kick somebody out if we need to, or we
can upgrade somebody's account, or
something that an admin would do in a
type of game like this. Okay, so it's
only been a few minutes, and it already
dropped our weekly usage down to 90%
from the 100% that we had it at. And I
am using Astra High to do this. One
thing that we should be doing though
that I didn't do on this one, and that
was my bad, is switch over to Astra
Light. So the way that this works is
that it's going to use as many tokens as
possible to get everything done. So the
heavier the job is, the more tokens it's
going to use. So what I do recommend you
do is switch everything into two
different stages. So the first stage is
going to be your planning stage where
you have chatbt write down everything
that it needs to do in high mode. So
that way it knows everything and it has
a very deep understanding and very
complex instructions essentially. And
then when you actually go to build or to
execute what you want to do, then you
switch it down to light. So that way it
can just simply take all of those
references and apply them into what it's
doing. It is going to take a little bit
longer to complete the job, but it's
still going to be a lot more powerful
than 5.6 soul on high. And it's going to
use less credits as well. Okay, so not
saying that it already found a lot of
different problems, which is all the
stuff that I found. It found a roof
panel that's crossing the stair opening,
some bathroom fixtures, some overlapping
walls, and the fact that you can walk
through furniture. So, it's asking us if
it can edit the contents of that
particular file. I'm going to go ahead
and tell it yes. And so far, it's been
working for 5 minutes, and we're down to
86%. I'm going to switch this from high
down to light, and we're going to keep
it at that for now. So, I'm going to
stop for now, and then I'm going to
leave it at light, and I'm just going to
tell it to continue.
So, let's see if this is going to help
us out a lot more with the credits. It
should. All right, cool. So, now it's
going to continue. It started over on
Astral Light. And it's been working so
far for 11 seconds. We are at what?
Let's see. 85%. Let me write that down.
So, so far today, we have used 8.6
million tokens. Let's see how many more
we're going to use by the end of this.
That is an insane amount of tokens being
used. Wow. All right. Okay. Okay, so it
looks to be working a little bit more
efficiently. So now we're at 84%. It's
only gone down 1% and it's been almost 2
minutes. All right, so for now I'm just
going to go ahead and let it do its
thing and I'll be right back. Okay, so
it's been about 9 minutes since we
continued the generation. And what it's
doing now is it already went through a
few different steps, but it says that
the game now has three distinct buyers.
It has Maya, who cares about the family
gatherings, Norah, who wants an
independent home for her mother, and
Theo, who values daylight and quiet. It
says that we're going to learn their
priorities. tour the relevant spaces
together and choose whose story becomes
the houses's next chapter. I'm also
adding optional spoken dialogue and a
journal that saves your progress. It's
pretty interesting. Let's see where it
goes. Okay, so it just opened this up
over here and it actually looks a lot
better than it did earlier. I will say
that. But let's see what's going on
right now. So the game has the different
buyers. The route checks now reach every
room, both bedrooms, garage, balcony,
and all buyer destinations. I'm checking
the conversations, tour completion,
saved progress, and controls before
updating your link. Okay, cool. So, when
it comes to what it's doing now, one
really big thing about GBT6 Astra is the
fact that it actually checks its own
work, and it's something that it didn't
really do the first time. It didn't do
it on the web version. Maybe it does a
lot deeper work or a lot deeper qwaying
when it comes to the desktop version,
but so far, it does look like it's
working a lot more efficiently than it
did on the web version. And I really do
like the fact that it made everything
and it's double checking it and it's
checking it feature by feature from the
looks of it. So let's see what it did is
it's viewing these two different images
which were the original images from the
actual listing. And I guess it's using
that to compare what it should look like
on the inside. Now one thing that it
hasn't done just yet which I'm very
curious about is actually upgrading the
visuals or the looks. It probably didn't
understand that that's what I wanted
from the beginning. But let's go ahead
and finish this. Let's see what it comes
up with. and let's do a quick tour and
then we'll see if we can upgrade it one
more time using something like Blender
which again we won't be touching at all
because I don't want to learn that
software that's completely up to
ChatGBT. Okay, so it looks like it just
finished everything. It did not do what
I wanted it to in terms of downloading
Blender and making the decision to
upgrade the visuals, but we will do that
next. Now, let's check this out really
fast. Let's check out the usage
remaining. We have 29% left. Holy cow.
Okay, how many tokens have we gone up so
far? 8.6 million. Is that how much we
had earlier? Yeah, 8.6 million. And we
were at 85%. So, it did a lot. In terms
of the tokens, we're going to have to
wait till the end of the day to see how
many were used in total, which I will
show you at the end of this video. Let's
go ahead and open this in Safari. And
let's see what this looks like. Okay, so
this is our Farley house, the next
chapter. If we click, we can drag
through. All right, this looks good so
far. We can see the inside. All the
models look good. Let's see what
happens. Let's host our first open
house. All right, check it out. We have
there our Oh, we have somebody walking
around. That's crazy. All right, let's
move the mouse. We can go ahead and
change this around. Now, for those of
you wondering, you can actually make
money with something like this, making
an app like this. And it's really easy
to be able to do this. All you have to
do is create some of these, show some
samples, like the one that I'm making
right now. Obviously, we do want to
upgrade the visuals a little bit, make
it look more real. And you can
potentially sell this as a type of
service or you can sell a an app that
creates all of these to realtors. So
that way, all they do is they feed their
listings. It generates the entire world
and you can have realtors clients
explore a house this way. Let's see
where we're at. Yeah. So that's Maya.
That is a guy though, but that's okay.
Let's talk to them. Trying to picture a
normal Sunday here. My brother cooks.
The kids drift in and out. And nobody
ever wants dinner to end. Could this
house hold that kind of life? I see what
we're doing. We have to convince one of
these to purchase the house. So, we can
ask him a few questions. What matters
most to you? Show me the kitchen and
dining. Show me the back garden. And
I'll let you explore. These two don't
make too much sense because this would
be something that they are asking us.
Let's see. What matters most to you?
Connection. I want to cook without
disappearing into a separate room. What?
And I would love somewhere to eat
outside. Show me the kitchen and garden.
Okay, so these answers and these
questions aren't making sense. Chachi BT
should have picked this up, but that's
okay. We can go ahead and reiterate on
this. The first round is never going to
be perfect with something like Astro. It
is going to be less iteration for more
complicated tasks like something like
this. So, it's okay. This is something
we can always fix later on. So, let's
just go with the first one. It actually
kind of feels like the conversation is
backwards, like I'm Maya. But that's
fine. Let's go ahead and uh see
everything else.
Oh, if we hold shift, we can walk
faster.
Nice. Okay, let's do the mouse slip. So,
this is good. The TV is on backwards and
it is on a toilet. I wouldn't mind a
bathroom like that to be completely
honest with you. Somewhere where I can
sit and just watch TV for a few hours.
That would be crazy. These are
backwards, but it did fix where we can
walk into them. So, now we're good on
that part.
The layout is also fixed. Some of the
placements aren't the best,
but okay. We What is that?
Okay.
Here's Nora and her mom wants to move
closer.
Show me the back garden. And then she
takes me to see the back garden. You
see, that's one part that doesn't really
make too much sense, but okay. Overall,
everything does look a lot better. One
thing I do want to just check out really
fast is the upstairs. And then we can
improve it one more time before moving
on to our next use case. So, it did fix
this. This is a huge gap here that's
very dangerous. People will fall
through. We have our bathroom
and Okay. All right. So, it's a start.
It's not that bad. Okay. I see what
these are. These are uh discover. So you
can discover or you get information on
this part of the room. All right. So
let's go ahead and exit this. Oh. Oh,
look at this. What happens if we put
high?
We can go directly to those. View the
exterior. Cool. Okay.
So, the graphics didn't look like they
upgraded too much, if at all.
Okay. Well, actually, one last thing.
Let's check out the spoken dialogue.
Let's just jump down here. Oh, no. We
can't. Oh, look at that. Okay.
So, ChiBBT is not going to let us fall.
And let's just see. Oh, these two are
walking into each other. All right.
>> Connection. I want to cook without
disappearing into a separate room. And I
would love somewhere to eat outside.
Show me the kitchen and garden.
>> Okay. I mean, I don't know what else I
expected. So, let's go ahead and tell
Chachi BT one more time to just fix this
a little bit more. So, what I'm going to
tell it is if we can just upgrade the
visuals and make it look a lot more
realistic. Use actual AI to carry on a
conversation and the dialogue does not
work the way that it should. The roles
seem to be mixed. So, we're going to go
ahead and send this off. And while
that's doing its thing, let's go ahead
and explore our second use case. So,
what I want to do for this is I'm going
to go ahead and continue this in a new
chat. So, I'm going to make a separate
chat for the same chat. So that way I
can do two different things, right? So
I'm letting it take full control right
now. I'm telling it to take a screen
recording of the game and edit them in
Cap Cut to make it look like an ad that
we can post on social media. Add any
text, any B-roll, any information,
whatever you need to make it catchy.
This needs to be less than 1 minute
long, ideally 30 seconds, and have a
strong hook. Let's switch this over from
high back down to light. And under
change permissions, let's just give it
full access.
Perfect. Now, let's go ahead and send
it. Okay, so it's saying that it's going
to capture the house and the buyer
interactions, then cut a 30-cond social
ad in Cap Cut with a strong opening
hook, quick pacing, and captions.
All right, so it just opened up Cap Cut
all by itself. Did you see how it did
that? That's absolutely crazy. Let's
move this to the side so we can see what
it's doing. Now, if you see up here,
this little purple button, that means
that Chat GBT is currently in control.
It asked for permission, and it looks
like it accepted it by itself. Again, it
has full control of my computer right
now. It should be able to do that. Now,
what I'm thinking is that on one screen,
it's gray. Caput is requesting to bypass
the system window. Okay. So, I don't
know if it could do all of this. Let's
go ahead and allow this. I think that's
what it needed. Okay. So, it opened up
Cap Cut and it's using its screen
recording function. Got it. Let's see if
we can see what it's doing in the
background. Okay. So, it should be doing
everything there on its own. Now, the
way that it's structuring this is
something like that I did. I turned a
real house into a video game. The
footage will quickly reveal the house,
the walking tour and the buyers that you
can talk to, then end with an invitation
to play. Okay, so it's making this as
like a game that people can come and
just play themselves. All right, that's
good. Let's go ahead and see where it
goes from here. Okay, so it looks like
it got the footage. Now it just opened
up Cap Cut. Looks like it's importing
everything on its own. I didn't see it
record any footage, but I guess probably
did it in the back. I don't want to
bother it even though we can cuz I do
want to see everything that it's doing.
Let's just do it like this. So, it looks
like it recorded everything already down
there. It was showing that it was
locating the recording. Save the
recorded gameplay for editing. Running
command. Oh, looks like it finished the
gameplay capture. I wonder if it just
captured it just from this one screen.
Now, where are we at in terms of
credits? O, usage remaining is down to
zero. We're going to have to pretty soon
reset our limits.
All right, so it's opening up the files
now. It did get the two recordings. I'm
interested to see what it actually
recorded, though.
Now, it's interesting because it ran out
of credits, but it's still performing
the tasks. I guess the computer use
isn't directly tied to the amount of
credits that you use. This is
interesting. I thought it would have
already told me by now to switch to
reset my credits or something like that.
Okay, so I don't know why, but it just
picked the thumbnail instead of the
actual video. It's been trying a few
different things. Let's continue letting
it do its thing and we'll be right back.
Okay, so I have no idea where these
screenshots came from. This is crazy. It
opened up Cap Cut a couple of times. It
showed that the screenshots were off. It
was all red. Nothing was working. It
closed Cap Cut a couple times and now
when it reopened it, it has everything
on here. I didn't even see it import
anything onto this. I have no idea how
or when it did this. It just did it.
Let's see where it's continuing with
this. It has the text. It has the
screenshots. It's at exactly 30 seconds.
And if I look through down here without
actually playing the video, it has
different angles and different places
within the game. This is insane. It
didn't even do this on the computer. I
didn't see when it did this. I guess
it's taking the screen recordings from
its in chat browser. The only thing that
I could think of is that Cap Cut can
record apps in the background. I've
never used the screen recording on Cap
Cut, so I can't confirm that. But
regardless, this is absolutely insane.
And just so you know, Cap Cut is totally
free. I have the paid version, but you
can use the free version. And ChatGBT
will still be able to control it the
same way that it's doing now. All right,
let's just let it continue. All right,
so it looks like it's exporting right
now. As you just saw, I think I caught
the recording on time. It moved to the
export button, so it should export it
now. I'm really excited to see what the
end result of this is going to be. This
is insane.
>> [laughter]
>> What? Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on. I
need to see this in full screen. Hold
on. Oh, hold on. It's still taking
control of my computer. All right, what
do you want to do? You know what? It
caught two end cards wrapping awkwardly.
So, it's fixing that before handing over
the final before. It's checking its own
work and it's fixing it without me
having to tell it anything. Mind
absolutely blown. All right, let's let
it finish. I'm done interrupting it.
Clearly, it knows what it's doing. Okay,
so it finally finished everything. It
even gave us the preview right inside
the chat GBT chat window over here on
the desktop app. So, let's just watch it
through here. And so far, I'm really
liking the text. You can actually read
it. It's not on a white background like
it's, you know, it has a contrast behind
it. My mind is blown by all of this
right now. It's crazy. Let's play it.
[music]
Hey,
[music]
what This was actually really good.
Like, yeah, there's a few things that
could be improved. It could have some
better visuals, maybe, but this was
amazing for a first take. I am right now
absolutely mind blown at how good it did
this.
Holy. All right, use case number three,
which ties into all of these once again,
and that's going to be something that
we've done before. You've all seen this,
but we have a twist on it. We're going
to be making a cinematic website that's
going to be specific for everything that
ChachiPT has made. But before we do
that, let's go ahead and run over to our
first use case one more time really
fast. And let's see if we can actually
have it finish where we left off and
really improve the game's visuals. But
before we do that, one thing that's very
important is going to be our credits.
We are currently at zero. All right,
let's just try to see what it does
really fast. It's probably going to tell
me to upgrade my plan or to add more
credits or whatever it may be. I can
still do a reset. So, let's just let's
go from here. So, can we upgrade the
visuals and make it look more realistic?
Use actual AI to carry on a
conversation. And the dialogue does not
work the way that it should. The roles
seem to be mixed. Let's not go with that
one just yet. We can do that a little
bit later on once we actually have
everything kind of ready, like the base
of everything. So, can we just upgrade
the visuals and make it look more
realistic? Maybe like the actual photos.
I'm not going to tell it to use Blender.
I will tell it to use it in the next
chat if it doesn't decide to do it this
time. But, let's see what it does. Okay,
so it doesn't look like it's going to be
using Blender. It's saying that it's
comparing the house to the listing
photos, and it's going to upgrade the
materials, the lighting, the furniture,
and the architectural details. All
right, so let's see where it goes from
here. Okay, so I mean, it hasn't been
working for a minute, but I did expand
this, and I want to show you this. It's
actually loading a tool already, and
it's searching the web for
polyhaven.com/licens.
I don't know what that is. Let's do a
quick lookup for that. I'm assuming it
has to do something with geometrical
shapes. Oh, a 3D asset library. Wow.
Okay, that is insane. Do what you got to
do, ChachiBT 6 Astra. This peasant will
just stay behind. This is already beyond
my comprehension. This is definitely
AGI. Like, no matter what anybody says,
this is starting to compute. This is
starting to do everything. It's starting
to gain a level of intelligence that can
potentially rival, if not surpass
already, human intelligence. It's insane
the way that it's making these decisions
without asking me. I mean, it has full
control and I'm letting it do it, but
it's actually thinking outside of the
box. It's coming up with solutions to
problems. It is insane. We'll be right
back. Okay, so it finished up and just
by the preview over here, it already
looks like it upgraded the graphics a
good amount. Now, how long did this
take? I want to say this took about 20
to 30 minutes of just chatbt doing its
thing in the background. I was doing
working on something else. So that's
something that's really cool about this,
right? You can have CHBT working on a
completely different project while
you're doing something else and you're
increasing your production two times,
maybe even more. So let's go ahead and
see what it does here. It still did not
install Blender, though. So let's just
see what it looks like now. So let's
just go ahead and open it in Safari.
Okay, so the backgrounds, I mean, I get
it, right? It kind of just rendered
something like that. It's using the
browser, so I understand the fact that
it's not going to be super detailed.
Again, it didn't use Blender. It didn't
use a 3D modeling software. It used
assets that I found online, which that
in itself is pretty big. Like, it did a
really good improvement. But let's see
really fast. Let's go ahead and continue
to our open house. So, first thing, our
plants look completely different. They
actually look like plants now. We have
grass. There's still some spots here
that don't really fit. Like this right
here, this fence isn't really working
the way it should. The tree up here, the
leaves definitely look better. It looks
like it has branches, but it has too
much space. So, it's not perfect, and
that's perfectly fine. This is something
that ChachiBT did inside its own
browser. It did everything on its own,
and it didn't use any external tools.
Imagine if it did use Blender, which you
know what? We're not going to use
Blender for this one. We're going to
leave it like this. And if you do want
to see something upgraded, if you want
to see me make something like this and
really go more into detail into making
the entire thing and even having ChatGBT
use an external app like Blender and
make a total game, let me know down in
the comments below. And make sure you
hit that subscribe button as well. So
that way you stay tuned for any updates
that we have when it comes to AI,
Claude, ChatBT, any new AIs that come
out and being able to make money online
using those same chat bots or the same
AI. So let's just see the inside really
fast. I'm not going to do a full walk
through, but I do want to see how
everything's looking. So, the textures
are definitely a lot better. So, it
added textures on the cabinets on this
little marble over here. This dude has
the same face. Look at that. That looks
really nice. That actually looks like
marble.
Everything looks a lot better. I will
say that everything does definitely look
a lot better. Could still look a lot
more better. And let's just take out the
rooms. Oh, the rooms definitely also
look a little bit better, too. It's too
white, though, in my opinion. And I
still can't access that over there,
unless
Oh, there we go. So, you can access it
through a different door over here,
which brings you over here, and then it
has another bedroom over here. All
right, that's kind of weird, but that's
fine. We don't have a floor plan. We
don't have a layout. So, you know what?
This is perfectly fine for now. Let's
move on to use case number three. And
let me know your thoughts on this end
result after what three or four
iterations. That's pretty crazy when you
think about it. I only told Chacht to
change things three or four times and it
came up with this entire thing and it
improved so much. All right, let's move
on to use case number three, which is
going to be our cinematic website. All
right, so let's one more time go back to
the chat that we're on, which is this
one right here with the updated visuals.
And let's start a new chat once more.
Okay. So, we can actually do it through
here. I for some reason I wasn't seeing
it on the same tab over here, but that's
fine. We can click over here where it
says branch in new chat. And then it
created a third chat. Perfect. Okay,
cool. So, now let's go ahead and ask it
for our cinematic website. Okay, so make
me a cinematic website for this game.
Make sure that it's reactive, it's
responsive, impressive, colorful, and
encompasses everything about the game.
But most importantly, make it stunning
with 3D visuals that break apart and
come together as the user scrolls. Now,
again, it defaulted to Astra High. Let's
switch it down to Astra Light, so we
save a little bit of credits. And let's
go ahead and send it. Now, this is one
of the biggest things that people have
been doing with Astra, and that's coming
up with cinematic websites. Websites
that aren't just when you scroll
through, a little thing moves here and
there. Maybe an animation of something
opening up or let's say, I don't know, a
model spinning, some fading. that we can
do with almost anything. We've been able
to do that for a while now. A little bit
of extra prompting, a little bit more of
preparing, but now with AI at the level
it's in, reaching AGI, if not already
there already, it should be able to
create it using a simple prompt like
this one. So, let's just go ahead and
see what it does. That's pretty cool.
So, it's planning a scrollc controlled
3D house that separates into layers and
comes back together, plus sections for
the buyers, stories, and ways to play.
All right, cool. All right. So, so far
we are about 10 minutes in and we're
about to hit the 10 minutes and it's
given us a small preview on the side
which so far looks okay. It's still
finishing everything up. It's still
having everything take shape. So, I just
wanted to give you a quick update. So
far, 10 minutes. Wo. All right, let's
let it finish. Okay, so it finished up
and in total, I want to say it took
about 15 to 20 minutes to create the
entire thing. Now, let's see what this
looks like. So, let's open this up on
Safari one more time. Okay. So far, I'm
liking the color. I don't like the way
that it just popped up on here. I guess
it's loading all of the different
assets. Oh, look at that. When I scroll
over, it moves. Okay, that's pretty
cool. It follows your mouse. All right,
that's nice. Now, we can step inside.
I'm assuming that's going to take us to
the actual game. I think I see what
happened earlier. You know what? Let's
just close this out really fast. And I'm
sorry if you hear thunder right now.
It's just started pouring over here.
Okay. Yeah. So, it does kind of try to
render everything in the background
really fast. I'm not sure if I like
that. I would probably tell Chachib to
remove that, but let's see how this
looks. So, a house is made of rooms. A
home is made of possibilities. That's a
pretty interesting catch line or
tagline. I like that. Now, what I've
been waiting for when we scroll down
and that is insane.
Whoa. And then we have a buyer that
comes in the back. All right, cool. And
then they disappear towards the back.
And it has images that were pulled from
the actual listing. This is crazy. If we
can get a blueprint for this house or
for a house when we actually start the
entire build, it would look really
similar to the original layout. This is
insane. Oh, and then we still have the
house down here still coming through.
Make yourself at home. And then we can
play the next chapter. This is crazy.
This is absolutely crazy. And this right
here, I love this exploding view. This
is what Astro so far has been really
excelling at. This is what everyone has
been showing. There's actually been
creators on here that have taken apart
things like a Tesla based on the plans.
So they feed ChachiBt the plans of the
Tesla on how everything is built. It is
mind-blowing complex something like this
is. I would have never been able to do
this on my own. I started learning a
little bit of code. I made some simple
websites here and there, but something
like this is on a whole another level.
And the fact that once you scroll down,
the little buyer comes out on the back.
Top tier. That just makes everything so
much better. So, as far as a cinematic
aspect of this, this so far is
fantastic. There are a few things that
you can make better. Of course, you can
make a better house. You can probably
make some better fonts. Even though the
way that it is, it doesn't look like AI
slop. It doesn't look like something
that ChachiBT or Claude Code just spits
out on one of the lower models. And I
like that. Let's see how deep we can get
in here. So, we have the rooms here. We
have the staircase. We have here the
other room. Can't really scroll through
much, but you can see some plants in the
background. Yeah, I think this is crazy.
The architectural possibility. Pull it
apart. Picture of life inside. This is
insane. Like this right here though.
Lift the roof, follow the light, see how
the pieces fit together. That could be
worded a little bit better. Doesn't make
too much sense, but no problem at all.
We could just tell Chat GBT to take on
the role of a UI and UX expert and
optimize the entire page for us, which
it can easily do. And again, if you want
to see me do something like this and
take all of these into the next level,
really get down into the nit and grit
and optimize everything to the max, make
sure you hit that subscribe button and
let me know down in the comments below.
But overall, for very, very simple
prompts that I gave it, you saw the
prompts that I was giving it. You saw
how simple they were. They weren't super
basic like me telling it create a house
for me or create a game where I sell a
house or create a cool website. I did
give it a little bit of extra detail,
which you always want to do, but for the
amount of detail in the prompts that I
gave it, it came up with something just
insane. Now, it tells you about the game
through here. You can expand everything.
You can close it out. That's perfectly
fine. That's pretty cool. Uh, last
thing. Let's see if it actually works.
Oh, and it actually gives us the address
of the property. So, I'm telling you,
this is something that you can sell to
realtors. You can create something like
this for them, especially for houses
like this that are over a million
dollars. put in just a little bit of
extra work into this, really make it
detailed, make the walkthrough
realistic, and you can make something
like this and sell it to realtors for
some pretty good money. And not just
that, they can actually become regular
clients where they're going to keep
coming back to you with different
listings, of course, higherend listings.
So, you can make things like this. So,
they can easily show this to somebody
like, let's say, in a different state,
they can send this to them, have them
walk through the house. Of course, not
as a game where you talk to the
different people, but as a type of
digital showroom that they can literally
walk through. Okay, so let's go ahead
and enter the game. And then it drops us
into the actual playable game over here,
hosted in the browser or wherever it's
being hosted. All right, so those were
three use cases for Chad GBT6 Astra that
you can actually start to use right now.
You can use these in your day-to-day.
You can take the ideas that I just gave
you and apply them to different niches.
Now, instead of making a game that's
based on realy like this one, you can
make something like a bootleg Grand
Theft Auto game. I don't suggest you do
that. Or if you do, make sure that
everything is completely copyright free.
You don't take any of the characters,
any of the names or any of that stuff,
just the concept. And then you can start
marketing it on social media using the
second use case that I showed you, using
Chachib to create shorts for you based
on screen recordings that it takes. And
then you can send them to the cinematic
website that ChachiBT 6 Astra made for
you for this entire project. So, it is
absolutely insane what you can do now
with chat GBT with AI. I'm pretty sure
at this point Claude is going to come
back hitting harder and it's going to
say, "Oh yeah, you guys got Astra. Well,
we have whatever this is, whatever they
end up coming up with." We're in the age
where chatbt and Claude just AI in
general is advancing at such a rapid
rate that if you don't start adapting it
now into your day-to-day or even into
your businesses, then you're going to be
left behind. If you're not implementing
any form of AI into your businesses at
this point, you are literally just
wasting time. CHBT now can do all of
this that I just showed you. It can
pretty much create an entire business
for you with just a few simple prompts
and it can make decisions for you and it
can actually do the work for you on your
computer while you're working on
something else. So, if you're not taking
advantage of that right now, I don't
know what to tell you. You need to be an
early adopter into this. You need to get
started. You need to learn about all of
this. And if you do want to learn more
about it, make sure you hit that
subscribe button. Make sure you let me
know down in the comments below what you
want to see next. Any different use
cases, how would you make money online
using chat GBT6 Astra? Let me know down
in the comments below. And with that, my
name is Mario with AutoDS and I will
catch you all next