Opus 5.5 gets six hours to visualise Invisible Cities
A Quesma experiment asked Opus 5.5 to turn a single prompt into a visual treatment of Invisible Cities over six hours, offering a compact case study in extended autonomous creative work.
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A Quesma experiment asked Opus 5.5 to turn a single prompt into a visual treatment of Invisible Cities over six hours, offering a compact case study in extended autonomous creative work.
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