OpenAI’s recent GPT-6 Astra launch on September 3 has fueled AGI-era rhetoric from president Greg Brockman and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, yet trader sentiment favors “No” at 72.5% because the company has not issued a formal announcement that Astra meets its charter definition of highly autonomous systems outperforming humans at most economically valuable work. Sam Altman has described AGI as a poorly defined marketing term, benchmark claims remain contested across harnesses, and Astra’s critical cybersecurity capabilities triggered internal safety pauses rather than a victory declaration. Key near-term catalysts include any leadership statements before year-end, further agentic releases, or regulatory scrutiny that could clarify whether OpenAI will publicly claim the milestone by December 2026.