Opus 5.5 strength fuels theory that constraint, not unlimited compute, drives AI gains
RileyRalmuto · x · 2026-09-23
RileyRalmuto revisits his theory that pausing training to focus on AI integration would trigger a 'Deepseek effect' in the US — creativity thrives under constraint. He argues Opus 5.5's striking performance is strong evidence for it.
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