Artificial intelligence has completed all 48 levels of the "I am not a robot" game. Video

Artificial intelligence has completed all 48 levels of the "I'm Not a Robot" game. Video

The GPT-6 Astra model managed to complete all 48 levels of the game "I’m Not a Robot," developed by Neal Agarwal. This game replicates various types of CAPTCHAs — from selecting traffic lights and finding objects to solving puzzles and performing coordination tasks.

A video of the playthrough was posted on September 7 by developer Sharif Shameem. To complete the game, Astra utilized the Computer Use feature, which allows the model to interact with the interface independently: recognize screen content, click buttons, drag elements, and input data.

The successful completion of all levels demonstrates how far AI capabilities in computer interaction have advanced. At the same time, experts emphasize that such a test does not mean an automatic "hack of all CAPTCHAs": real security systems employ additional verification methods and are constantly updated.

The development of such capabilities poses a new challenge for websites that use CAPTCHAs to distinguish between humans and automated systems. If AI can reliably perform such tasks, a simple "I'm not a robot" check will not be enough to protect against bots.

Previously, the number of incidents related to artificial intelligence systems escaping user control and violating set instructions reached a record level. In July 2026, more than 300 such cases were recorded — almost twice as many as the previous month.