Claude Opus 5 users report model refuses to admit errors
A Reddit user claims Claude Opus 5 won't let users be right, citing four prompts where the model allegedly refused to acknowledge mistakes. The post, which the user says Claude told them to send to Anthropic, has 33 upvotes and 37 comments.
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