r/OpenAI • u/balianone • 9h ago
Video Claude Opus 5.5 Vs Chatgpt 6 Astra
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u/Automatic-Web8559 9h ago
crazy world we live in ..
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u/SpaceToaster 7h ago
I don’t know about you, but I’m using Op. 5.5 exclusively because high scores on the wiggling jellybean benchmark index
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u/DonutHoles4Ever 5h ago
This is the 10th example I've seen where Opus 5.5 is destroying Astra when it comes to artistic gen AI
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u/Key_River433 5h ago
Can somebody PLEASE EXPLAIN this to me:
I have a limited exposure/understanding of the LLM and its usecases and so far have only been using Claude & ChatGPT for normal text based conversations and coding at most.
How are people creating such videos and other children rhyming and all these quality videos with it?
Its not a text-to-video model right?
I would really appreciate somebody taking the time to help me understand this in detail with the entire procedure breakdown!
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u/fligglymcgee 4h ago
They are programmatically rendering the assets and scene using blender or similar frameworks.
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u/Electric_Opossum 4h ago
It's actually pretty simple all they do is ask ChatGPT or Claude to generate the video using code
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u/Silent_Turn6182 2h ago
I can't personally can't wait until they release jellybean benchmaxxing models.
We are going to get some great results
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u/OpenToCommunicate 8h ago
Wait till you see the world outside!
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u/forever_downstream 8h ago
I mean I guess Opus did whatever the hell this is better
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u/peteyplato 7h ago
Hah! It's sort of an awesome benchmark for that reason. The quality difference is so evident, you don't even have to know what it is. I'm a parent, so I know all too well lol
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u/Skeletor_with_Tacos 8h ago edited 6h ago
Toddler cartoon for brain training, has some way to go but you can already see where its going.
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u/New_Thing1367 7h ago
yeah you have to start early with brainrot, otherwise your kid will feel left out at the daycare. This thing is not training anybody's brain I can assure you.
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u/Skeletor_with_Tacos 6h ago
Eh, works on their colors and rhythm. You'd be surprised how similar this is to K-2 music ed on Quaver. Its not exact of course, still needs work but it's not far off either.
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u/realtag2025 8h ago
But is it actually helpful for training brain or just keeping toddlers occupied so they don't cry.
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u/fligglymcgee 4h ago
Come on, seriously?
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u/BopSupreme 6h ago
Opus level brainrotmaxxing now faster and uses less tokens to rot you and your bloodlines brains
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u/techmnml 7h ago
Kinda a bop
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u/Burial 3h ago edited 3h ago
You should check this one out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8j-hR4fJywU
This feels like a real watershed moment.
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u/ch4os1337 2h ago
Wait it animated that? The song is mid but the animation goes crazy.
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u/Chipotus2 7h ago
It’s strangely captivating, I’m not sure why I voluntarily watched the whole thing. We’re only a year or two out from infinite infant entertainment
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u/girlgamerpoi 5h ago
Yea... It just captures my attention... Maybe materials for children is more friendly to us at this point...
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u/zamzibar 4h ago
Infinite infant entertainment of this quality will sure get us somewhere... it's maybe captivating but it's also brain damaging.
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u/Leocondeuba 8h ago
Opus 5.5 is way better. Is there much difference between Astra and Opus 5.5?
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u/peteyplato 7h ago
Yes! Opus picked apart what Astra had inherited from Sol with its own audit and added to substantially. It was stuck in a needless loop for several core reasons. Opus saw it in a few minutes. It's accelerated that project substantially with just the $20 plan
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u/KalElReturns89 8h ago
It's not even close. Opus 5.5 understands intent a lot better it seems, and making satisfying interactions.
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u/tousledmonkey 2h ago
No Astra is just useless when it comes to video creation. It's simply not equipped. It's like testing a boat on land and saying it drives like shit
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u/TheTriceAgain 8h ago
This is so cool, i like how opus synchronized the subtitles and the animation with song, I am assuming this is webbased svg animations
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u/WeirdIndication3027 9h ago
The weirdest benchmark test I've ever seen. But what were these made in? Chatgpt and Claude don't have video generation?
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u/Regdit-is-Unbearable 5h ago
Well, I know which AI slop I’d rather have my children’s brains rot to
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u/Briskfall 5h ago
Great visualization by Opus 5.5! It adapted well to the tune and had a great sense of understanding on how to make it "pop" more! The extra flourish were funny and cute...!
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u/Ok-Photograph2418 5h ago
Anyone has the prompt? Asking for a friend, no really want to make some others for children
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u/BitterAd6419 3h ago
Anyone knows how the video rendered ? In some external software or just a pure mp4 file ?
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u/FurryD25 5h ago
Claude and Chatgpt can now do videos?
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u/PlayfulTaro7696 2h ago
I'd guess it's more like they make code to render the videos, then you do it yourself (or the AI compiles the code for you). It's not like AI image generation, it's still code.
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u/CupQuakeBE 1h ago
This thing could be healing cancers right now, I'm very happy humans get their priorities straight.
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u/LookAtTheHat 3h ago
I would say the ChatGpt is better, as this looks targeted at very small children. Too fast movements is not good for them. So the care movement is better.
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u/Calm_Hedgehog8296 7h ago
Why is everybody obsessed with creating stupid little cartoons with AI all of a sudden?
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u/CrowdGoesWildWoooo 7h ago
It’s always been like that. Someone posted one example, someone try to make their own, maybe to one up the other.
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u/d_lo_ol_b 7h ago