Opus 4.6.8

by: Every Choreographer on Callers Box

formation: improper

A1 2
neighbors pass by right shoulders
6
next neighbors gyre left shoulders once
8
neighbors swing
A2 6
neighbors promenade
2
gentlespoons pull by left, ladles cast over right shoulder
8
partners start a half hey - rights on ends, lefts in center
B1 16
partners meltdown swing
B2 8
ladles chain
6
star left 3 places
2
neighbors pull by left

(This dance is a statement about copyright.)

This dance was not written by Isaac Banner.
This dance was not written by anyone -- it was discovered by an AI model trained on the complete set of choreography published on Callers Box and therefore authorship/attribution is not applicable. In reality, it doesn't actually take AI to brute-force combinations of eight transformations on a 2x2 matrix until you find a correct end state.

It doesn’t take a human, either.
Algebra exists with or without you.

This dance is not art. This dance is a mathematical equation.
This dance is original. This dance is also not original.

None of you wrote this dance.
All of you wrote this dance.
Congratulations.

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Opus 4.6.0 through 4.6.15 were discovered in March of 2026.

The A1, A2, and B1 above were auto-generated using:
• a dance validator written in .NET9 using Claude Opus 4.6 and Agency Copilot, tested against the full body of work published with figures on Callers Box
• a dance fuzzer written via the same AI tooling to find all dances with less than a 25% difference from a given input dance across the same set of published choreography (Lisa Greenleaf's stated requirement for dance originality).
• the same AI model, trained on the full list of dances with figures published on Callers Box and instructed to generate a dance that fits within the common patterns for dance choreography using a fixed set of "glossary" figures, verify that the dance progresses correctly, and that the dance is at least 75% unique.

The original A2 did not include the ladles cast as-generated, but was added by a squishy, flawed human to smooth the transition into the half hey for the ladles.

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