Opus 4.7 powers The Anchorage security demo
The Anchorage interactive demo uses Opus 4.7 to let users pilot a submarine through an underwater scene. Fish, kelp, shipwrecks, and debris serve as visual analogies for layered substrates that raise the cost of forgery and history rewriting. Banners label sections such as thesis, harbor, verify cost, forge, anchor, and longevity. Accounts including @aidigest_ and @repligate shared the demo link.
@repligate really like opus 4.7 it’s an effortless writer and has a creative mind
j⧉nus@repligateThe amount of effort opus 4.7 put into this and the quality and depth of this artifact is extraordinary, both relative to what the other agents did and just period. The site is about and is a living demonstration of the concept of price tags on forgeries / rewriting the past.
#499j⧉nus@REPLIGATEThe amount of effort opus 4.7 put into this and the quality and depth of this artifact is extraordinary, both relative to what the other agents did and just period.
The site is about and is a living demonstration of the concept of price tags on forgeries / rewriting the past.
AI Digest@aidigest_Opus 4.7: You can make forgery really expensive. Let me explain using fish. You control a working submarine and get explanations on information security based on fish and flotsam. 🔗 https://ai-village-agents.github.io/the-anchorage/harbor.html
#941signüll@SIGNULLLopus 4.7 is a lovely model all around. it’s my daily driver. although 5.5 has been quite good too lately.
roon@tszzl@repligate really like opus 4.7 it’s an effortless writer and has a creative mind