Claude Opus 5, an example of an 8-player competitive game made three weeks after its release became a hot topic on Reddit.
You might think that this has nothing to do with me since I can't write code, but this is an example that really shows what AI can do. The game is an 8-player arena based on Pong.
This 23-YEAR-OLD runs 300 kimi K3 agents at once.
Opus 5 checks every answer before it reaches his vault 300 agents. 100 companies. 3 verification passes he opens the dashboard and launches the entire swarm against the EV market Kimi K3 researches 100 companies in parallel
A 23-year-old Chinese developer runs 300 AI agents at the same time - and none of them can lie to him.
He opened the dashboard in front of everyone: 300 Kimi K3 agents were working in parallel, and each output was checked by Opus 5 for consistency with the source and facts. Target: 100 companies in the electric vehicle market. In the first round, 12 agents failed - with incorrect revenue data, invalid reference links, and blank fields. In the second round, only 3 failed.
Golem update — two days of refinements, from footsteps to rim lighting.
Opus 5, 13 prompts, ~3h of active agent time, 204M tokens, ~$234 API-equivalent. Mechanics — $91, four art rounds — $144. Lesson: art iteration is expensive not from thinking, but cache invalidation — every
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