It's the first time in the history of the world.
Today, the Internet has been screened by this video.
Some people used the Fable 5.5 button to create a "Human History of Tens of Thousands of Years of Evolution" that compressed the entire human history into three minutes.
The entire process is written in pure code, with no video material, no copyrighted music, and no video-generation model.
This shocking short film went viral on X and Reddit.
Note that the original author was referring to Fable 5.5, not Opus 5.5.
Some were shocked: Now, Fable 5.5 has made a name for itself as a director, screenwriter, painter, sound designer and top programmer!
One of X's users, @imjustnewatai, entered a simple tip to Fable 5.5.
A video showing all the progress of humanity, then extending into the next 30 years.
Then he got a surprising three-minute movie.
The video opens with the short, black-and-white words: "Bring out everything humanity has ever invented".
And then AI came up with an incredible idea: to compress the entire history of human invention into 24 hours a day.
In the center of the image, a chilling 24-hour clock and progression bar appear.
With AI's original and increasingly grandiose electronic soundtracks, time began to pass.
First of all, it's a long, lonely life.
For most of that "day", progress was almost stagnant. Human ancestors struggled in the wilderness, with little change in tools.
23:40 (about 45 thousand years ago): The clock is closing at midnight, and the picture finally shows cave murals and hand-printed art. The subtitle slowly reads: "One hand on the cave wall. I've been here".
23:59:09 (AD 105): Less than a minute after midnight, papermaking appeared.
23:59:54.7 (in 1825): Five seconds later, the railway appeared, and the industrial revolution began to accelerate.
23:59:58.71 (1977): 1.3 seconds later, a personal computer appeared! The screen flashed on the old green terminal interface, and the frenzy of the information age erupted at the last second.
Finally, the clock is set at midnight 00:00:00.000 (in 2026)
There are three words on the screen: "You are here".
A glowing globe has emerged, symbolizing our current digital civilization.
Do you think this is over? No, the imagination of AI is just beginning.
The video is uninterrupted into "The Next Day". Title: Imagine, not predict
The timeline starts in 2031 and proceeds at an exponential pace:
2031: Every child on Earth has an exclusive personal AI instructor; humans can read the entire genome at birth; room temperature superconductors become commercially available.
Compared to 2026, scientific discoveries are exploding at an exponential rate.
At the end of the video, a sparkling red day rises from the Earth's digital horizon, with the huge title "THE SECOND DAY" announcing the arrival of a new era.
A small line at the bottom explains: "The dates before 2026 are real, the earliest are approximate; everything after that is imaginary".
The entire short film's style is minimalist, elegant, full of poetry.
After watching this short film, many people's first reaction was: This is definitely the work of a top effects designer who spent half a month working with AE liver.
But the truth is: none of the pixels here are hand-painted, none of the audio is recorded, and it's 100% rendered in real time in the background by Opus 5.5 code!
Fable 5.5's ability to "realize" is blocked.In addition to this book, "History of Human Evolution", the blogger also tested several other stunning projects with Claude 5.5.
From three quarks to the observable universe.
The blogger posed a difficult question to Claude 5.5: "You came up with a video idea that would make people say, 'I didn't know AI could do this.'"
As a result, Claude writes a piece of code that completes the hardcore polarity work: a continuous mirror is finally enlarged.
In the 94-second video, the image starts from the bottom three quarks of the microscopic world, and the lens continues to expand and expand outward.
The second dimension of 10 is continuously increasing, spanning 42 levels of quantity, moving through atoms, cells, humans, the Earth, the solar system, the galaxies, all the way to a seamless observable universe!
Similarly, no video model is used, whether it's visual imagery or shocking background music, all generated in pure code!
This shows how amazing Opus 5.5 understands spatial scale, mathematical logic, and visual performance.
Marvel Comics: Man of Steel and Spider-Man through history
If the previous work is a grand narrative, then the next is the control over specific images and dynamics.
This time, it allows Iron Man and Spider-Man to fly through history.
Claude 5.5 directly generates a video in which the Iron Man and Spider-Man are accurately depicted and navigate through historical contexts of different eras.
This demonstrates Claude's ability not only to do MG animation, but also to deal with popular culture IP and give them dynamic flight paths and scene interactions.
It is not far from the age of one button generating two big pieces of the same person!
Game development and secondary automation: SCP Universe interactive game
The video below was made with Opus 5.5 Max.
This is probably one of the most shocking tests for programmers and game developers.
The blogger asked Claude 5.5 to create a project in Godot about the "SCP Foundation".
As a result, AI directly created an interactive text adventure/simulation game with 58 SCP anomalies and five different endings!
Players take on the role of D-4137 employees and experience three days at Site-19: the first day at Safe, the second day at Euclid, the third day at Keter, before the reception fails.
AI is no longer just giving you a piece of code, it's delivering you a complete game product with a lot of drama!
Altman's resentment against Amodei
In addition, Fable 5.5 is also very ground-breaking.
The blogger made it a commentary video about the grievances between the Ottomans and the Amodei.
AI not only solves this famous Silicon Valley quarrel, but also packs animation in an extremely informative graphic style.
Future self-media bloggers will only need to provide a news event and AI will be able to automatically generate an explanatory video with cool MG animation!
Why is code-generating video more scary than Sora?After the birth of Opus 5.5, social media has been screened by its various gods. Some say: Opus 5.5 is eating video!
And the upcoming release of Fable 5.5 looks like it's just going to explode.
Where is Claude 5.5 stronger than Sora, Runway and Pika?
If Sora is "dreaming", then Claude 5.5 is "creating", which is a major paradigm shift.
Sora, for example, uses scattering models that work by predicting pixels, leading to physical laws collapsing, logic uncontrollable, no sound and other weaknesses.
Claude 5.5 builds the world directly with code.
It's based on a prompt, it writes itself a complex set of programming code (which may be based on Python, WebGL or other rendering engines) and then runs the code and hardcore gives the picture a "calculation"!
Even the surprising background music is generated in real time using code to write MIDI and synthesizer parameters.
So it's absolutely logically rigorous, there's no copyright risk, and the computing costs are extremely low!
Claude 5.5 has evolved into a self-contained rendering engine, a super studio with top-notch aesthetics, capable of independently completing "planning, lensing, coding, rendering, soundtrack" to integrate industrial flow.
In the traditional film and animation industry, to make a short film like this, you need a screenwriter, a scriptwriter, a director, a cinematographer, a designer, a 3D model, an asset maker, an animator, a sound designer, a composer, and a later rendering synthesis.
These steps are now completely forgotten.
Everything is 100% improvised by the original algorithm, and the copyright-contested AI content area is going to change dramatically.
Self-published media, advertising companies, animation studios are going to be the ones who are going to change the name.
When you need a product presentation video, a promotional short film, or even a mini-game, AI can give you 10 high-definition, unlicensed programs with soundtracks in minutes.
Why is Fable 5.5 so shocking?
Because it reveals a truth: human history has been flat and slow most of the time. But once you break through some odd point (e.g. papermaking, steam engines, computers), the speed of development will explode in geometric numbers.
Now, we are at the crossroads of midnight.