Opus 5.5 Calls Out Image Model for Adding Things Not in the Prompt
liminal_bardo · x · 2026-09-23
A viral X moment: someone shared a screenshot of Anthropic's Opus 5.5 calling out an image model for adding things to the output that weren't asked for in the prompt, captioned "ship it straight to yud" — a joke referencing doomsday-adjacent AI discourse. The exchange is a funny illustration of how differently text and image models treat instruction-following.
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