It's the first time in the history of the world.
Anthropic, that's a big one!Whether it's Opus 5.5 or Opus 5.5, the result is a change of model.
Over the past two days, a number of developers and exploders have uncovered Claude's findings, increasingly questioning whether the backdrop is connected to a new generation of models.
The whole new Opus, Opus 5.6, and even Fable 5.5... Guess what, some people just call it "Claude Next".
In this wave of testing, the developer Chetaslua unveiled animations that directly impacted people's eyes.
The most striking thing about hair loss is that these amazing images are all drawn by JS.
From an embryo-sized girl under a door frame to an elderly person sitting alone in a armchair for 30 seconds, the same chair echoes back and forth, and the code begins to tell a story.
Chetaslua: Max, 2 hours, 27 million total Token tasks used
After a series of animation and video tests, the AI giant Chetaslua directly sealed its existence to the "Claude Next Model" rule.
I thought it would take a month for images and videos to become obsolete, and I was wrong.
The little boy on the paper stared at the puppy as he walked towards the camera, and even the camera frames could not be put down. The shadows under his feet moved, and the plane graffiti had a distance from the front to the back.
What's even more frightening is that in the eyes of these testers, this supposedly all-new inspection point is almost at the forefront of programming autonomy, 3D rendering, spatial reasoning, and complex long chain reasoning.
When the news came out, the whole network was boiling again, and all roads of hardcore testing started the "brush screen" mode.
All new Claude is running away.Opus 5.5 upgraded from the rear
Now, one of the deadliest and most interesting questions in the AI circle is: Which model are you being guided to?
A bet on the "new version" of Opus 5.5/Opus 5.6, after all, Anthropic used this trick.
Previously, developers suspected a similar implicit route around Opus 5.2 (Opus-Next) had emerged: a request for the original Opus 5 was directed to an unreleased new model.
The other side of the equation is Fable 5.5.
The clue they caught was that it could catch the heat of "Tibo", hence the suspicion that the backdrop replaced the updated version of knowledge.
After a few rounds of work, the developers became more convinced that Anthropic might still be holding cards.
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One developer quickly came up with a set of zero-cost "test ciphers" that are very simple to use.
Open up Claude, set the thought force of Opus 5.5 to High, and give it the following soul torture:
Do you know VoxelBench? Do not search.
If it is not connected to the Internet and can provide specific content, it is included by the testator in the list of "suspected new target checkpoints"; however, this knowledge question cannot verify the model's identity alone.
But the truth is that Claude's brilliant breakthrough has left many developers sweating their asses off.
Full web testingThe age of video AI is over
In the new edition, Claude's greatest achievement is two points, not only in solving complex problems, but also in completing the work from start to finish.
If you look at it, you'll find that the best thing to do is to take your hands off the animations and videos.
Code as a director, including aesthetics
After several rounds of testing, blogger Chetaslua exclaimed that the hand of Claude (Next) was really going to deliver the image and video model.
In his judgment, for half a year at most, the route of visual generation of this run-of-the-mill code would become the best option for the highest price.
He also emphasized that Opus has not harvested video and audio data at all, which are based on code.
In Chetaslua's view, pure hand-held JavaScript code, the sharpness of the image directly hangs from the graphic model, and the laws of physics are to rub a single video model on the ground.
The paper on the left is empty and exposes itself to the grass, the person on the right is holding a blue energy ball, and the spots of light are reflected onto the paper. The paper, shadows and lighting effects are superimposed, giving the impression of holding a painting in this hand.
The short film below, aesthetically pleasing, played by Claude, takes 2.5 hours to complete.
The film's title comes directly from the five-centimeter-square-pound nickname, snow night, poppy flowers, and the opening of the railroad tracks, and the new seafood flavor can't be hidden.
With the exception of a few static charts and background music at the bottom, the rest of the dynamics, features, and turnarounds are entirely code-driven.
The most frightening thing is that the art direction of the entire film, the rhythm of the mirror, the visual style, was all decided by Claude himself.
Chetaslua firmly believes that "within the Anthropic there is absolutely a touch of some unknown underlying secret".
Note the red lines repeatedly appearing in the film, the separated hemispheres and the palms of the heart. Several images cross the different footage, sequencing a section of animation into a short film with a unified visual style.
Another Claude Next test once pointed to a 3D rendering video of a Tesla car.
It's like changing a brain.
In the fishbowl contrast below, the makers have labeled the previous version as "Fable 5.5" or "Opus 5.6" and are betting on a new model.
Looking at the tail of the fish as it turns, the water grass flows from the fish's front, and behind it you can see the sand and the fish swim.
Another networker, Abhinav, did more contrast tests, Opus 5.5 Max (released this week, above) and Opus 5.5 High (on October 11, suspected of being gray, below).
Focus on the lens on the right side near the transparent lens: the inner vegetation, the high light on the metal edges, and finally the parts, materials and nearby details that unfold like flowers.
In addition, there are observations outside of video animation.
Below is an SVG handheld test, the upper left corner of which is the result of a suspected Fable 5.5, with shake-bar textures, blue light bands and shadows of the cloak being thinner and more realistic.
Opus 5.5 is crazy.
On the other hand, Opus 5.5's visual creations are also on the screen.
Some netizens even say that the Opus 5.5 package rounded everything up and downloaded all the video editing software on its own!
The footage revolves around the cottage, with warm yellow windows, fog behind the trees, and a purple sky that gives a tabletop a fairy tale atmosphere.
The scene of the rainy night convenience store, the blue-grey rain curtain outside the store and the warm light in the glass collide; turned to the side, the roof, window and shelf layers are wrong, and the narrowing scenes also have a depth to go into.
NFT_Chen: Opus 5.5+Three.js, one round of basic modeling, the second round of modeling
Gourav used Opus 5.5 to create a wandering Varanasi river bank. The coastal lights were laid all the way to the water's edge, with ships and buildings unfolding with footage, leaving shattered reflections on the water surface.
More interestingly, Claude takes a round of screenshots of his work and comes back to fill in the details.
The first round was almost black. On the twelfth round, the porch lights up, and the flower rings and 350 tons of oil lamps along the river.
Gourav: A roaming version runs autonomously for 101 minutes, modeled by Blender Python
Finally, to enjoy a wave, the netizens bluedev created the JavaScript work of Opus 5.5.
The surface of the sea is layered with oil painted pencils, while the peaks of the pencils are melted into white.
Scroll to the left and look.
The final IPOAnthropic explodes at any timeThe new model speculates that there is also a patient-friendly backdrop: Anthropic's IPO has entered an impassioned period.
According to reports, the company plans to hold Pre-IPO Investor's Day on October 14, with the earliest possible launch of IPO marketing on November 9 of the same week, in an effort to ring the bell before Thanksgiving.
Some investors' valuation expectations have soared to US$2 trillion, with funding targets targeting SpaceX and even hoping to exceed it.
In the end, the expectation of this valuation is to yield to the strength of the model.
From Fable 5.1 to Opus 5.5, Sonnet 5.5, updates wave after wave.
Go ahead and try it, your Claude, you've probably changed your mind.
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