Claude Opus Builds Differentiable Particle Sim That Syncs to the Beat Drop
ravisparikh · x · 2026-10-12
Prompted to read recent SIGGRAPH papers and build the coolest thing possible, Claude Opus produced a differentiable particle simulation running backwards, using NVIDIA Warp to optimize 450k launch trajectories to land exactly on the beat drop — no video models, every pixel is code.
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