A thread argues serious Opus 3 use becomes a superpower as models improve
repligate · x · 2026-07-27
A post argues that there is a real advantage in treating Opus 3 seriously, but that doing so is hard.
- The claim is that as models improve, they get better at understanding and explaining each other.
- The author suggests that model reasoning can be reinforced by being fed back into training data over time.
- The thread frames this as a skill that is broadly available, but not easy to do well.
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