Opus 5.5 swaps a running bull's legs for a ball drivetrain
The author asked Opus 5.5 to make a running bull, and it removed the four legs, installed two balls as a drivetrain, and produced a comedic short of the bull bouncing over a fence.
OPUS 5.5 JUST REPLACED LEGS WITH BALL DRIVE. I told it to make a bull that runs. It removed the legs. It installed two balls and called it a drivetrain. Zero legs, two balls, full suspension. Meet Bullistic, the first bull running on Ball Drive. He pogo-sticks across a field at sunset, clears a fence in slow motion and lands like a pancake. Then he bounces away like nothing happened. Robotics labs spent 30 years teaching machines to walk. This bull skipped legs entirely.