Designer finds Opus 5.5 picks up nuanced aesthetic taste with startling speed
floguo · x · 2026-10-15
A designer revisited a typography book project using Opus 5.5, adding flip interactions and textures while tuning a 3D model over days. He reports the LLM understood his aesthetic feedback extremely quickly — sometimes faster than he could think between sessions — and wonders if frontier models are approaching the point of capturing human taste, eventually becoming an 'artist clone' that needs only a single prompt.
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