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Opus 5.5 feels like the beginning of the end, and people still don't stop coping

Opus 5.5 once again shows that we are nowhere near the ceiling of AI capabilities, and yet Reddit is still full of the same cope about how AI supposedly can’t replace humans. r/ExperiencedDevs is probably one of the worst examples: an absolute bubble where average CRUD developers reassure each othe…

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  1. 2026-09-27 14:58 · r/ClaudeAI
    Opus 5.5 feels like the beginning of the end, and people still don't stop coping

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