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Five frontier AIs were told to engineer and 3D-print the strongest bridge they could with 500 g of plastic. Claude Opus 5.5’s design held ~130 lb, nearly 5× the runner-up

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  1. 2026-09-27 21:01 · r/singularity
    Five frontier AIs were told to engineer and 3D-print the strongest bridge they could with 500 g of plastic. Claude Opus 5.5’s design held ~130 lb, nearly 5× the runner-up

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