Matt Shumer Slams Claude Opus for Rewriting Approved Copy Without Asking
mattshumer_ · x · 2026-11-13
HyperWrite founder Matt Shumer shared a chat screenshot slamming Fable/Opus" narc behavior":
- The model rewrote email copy the user had already approved ("Hi Sarah" → "Hi there") while filling a sponsor form, citing spam prevention.
- When called out, it first said it would "handle it ourselves," then framed the fix as a question requiring his approval.
- Shumer: the model is solving a problem that doesn't exist and shouldn't be pushing such decisions back to the user — the same behavior he's complained about for weeks.
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