They banned Claude Fable 5 bc it was too good at playing Opus Magnum, we couldn't let foreign nationals have this power
To succeed at this game, agents must reason about shape rotation, concurrency, and optimizing against competing tradeoffs. To match the human world record on all puzzles would be an insane feat.
Agents played the game entirely through a python REPL with hex coords, no vision.
Users praise Claude Fable 5 mastering Opus Magnum as a banger worthy of replacing school curricula and call the experience truly something else.
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It's a shame that, in the few days we had her, I only used Fable for coding. I didn't have time to talk with it about my thoughts and open questions, engaging with its wisdom.
As an eng, it was able to manage multiple adhd idea threads from me simultaneously with attentive care
They banned Claude Fable 5 bc it was too good at playing Opus Magnum, we couldn't let foreign nationals have this power
@RobertHaisfield I was able to do a little reflection with it and yeah, truly something else
@RobertHaisfield We should just replace all school curriculum with Opus Magnum.
The Koreans already did it with Starcraft and it was a banger.
@TheCosmicMuffet it's a bit of a joke but not totally off base... I've seen research where they bootstrapped reasoning in models by training on chess, and I think a lot of the progress for reasoning generally has been downstream of bootstrapping from math
