Opus 5.5 instantly figures out how a new bed fits in a kid's room
jasonkneen · x · 2026-09-24
When a user's wife asked whether AI could show how a new bed would fit in their daughter Mila's room, the author handed the task to Opus 5.5—which produced a working visualization of the placement on the spot.
A neat everyday example of frontier models handling real-world spatial planning with a single prompt, no measuring tools or design software needed.
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