What does Astra fail at that a human can do?

edit: If you’re going to answer the question please be very specific because I’m getting some really vague answers. Ideally there would be some test for it, otherwise you can’t know one way or the other.

In the comments of [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/accelerate/s/458fYmeUNc) many were saying that we weren't at stage 4 of this graphic yet:


Which seemed clearly off to me. Yes there are tests that the frontier models don't 100%, but it seems to me some of these benchmarks are testing for things separate to AGI, which is defined as being able to solve any problem a human can. Some are testing if it can solve problems without looking anything up, some are testing if they can solve the problem first try. Those are good benchmarks but they just aren't AGI.

It seems to me that we are in a proto-AGI phase between 4 and 5 where AI can probably solve any problem a human can it's just prohibitively expensive. If there are things people can show that a human can do but frontier models cannot I would be very interested to see that. Saying we aren't even at 4 yet seems silly to me. With these frontier models I am not seeing any inconsistency in being able to do what I ask.