🎨 Claude Opus 5.5 has learned to create paintings without an image generator - it literally draws them with code. An Anthropic employee showed how the model reproduces the styles of famous artists, and without a separate model for generating images, special libraries and even visual references. Instead, Claude writes a roughly 7,500-line program in Python that then renders the image pixel by pixel. And the model reconstructs what a particular artist’s work should look like solely from his own knowledge. In the same way, Opus 5.5 can create animations from code - the model programs the movement and then renders the finished video. [Source]()
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Claude Opus 5.5 научился создавать картины без генератора изображений — он буквально рисует их кодом
Claude Opus 5.5 научился создавать картины без генератора изображений — он буквально рисует их кодом.
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- Claude Opus 5.5 научился создавать картины без генератора изображений — он буквально рисует их кодом.
Claude Opus 5.5 научился создавать картины без генератора изображений — он буквально рисует их кодом
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