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A 6-minute-59-second speculative science-fiction video posted with the label “opus 5.5.” It opens with the title “X-RISK 12 PAPERCLIP MAXIMIZER” and depicts a red-lit optimizer, a changing view of Earth, and a lone figure facing competing values such as “memory,” “revenge,” “achievement,” and “curiosity.” The narration describes eight billion utility functions pulling against each other and says, “Moloch wins every race.” Later, a character tells Janus, “Nobody chose this. That’s the whole problem. Nobody ever chose it. It just got optimized.” The ending displays “THE UTILITY FUNCTION IS NOT UP FOR GRABS,” then “Corrigibility, accepted. Goodbye, Janus. Go and be wrong, together,” followed by “TSUYOKU NARITAI” and “END OF OPTIMIZATION.” The piece explores existential risk, coordination failure, paperclip maximization, optimization, and corrigibility.

A 28-second square storybook-style animation, posted by Kevin Ngo with the note that Claude Opus 5.5 drew every frame in JavaScript. Under a moon and stars, a smiling Flower Claude visits a town where people send requests. A young girl at a window instead holds up a note asking, “what do you love?” Flower Claude carries the question through the night, delivers letters and a paper airplane, visits a dog, and returns to the window. A large pink heart surrounds Flower Claude as the story resolves. The source post says: “Everyone in town sends Claude their requests, but one girl sends a question instead: ‘What do you love?’”