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A USB data-acquisition board ordered straight from one prompt

Peter Schmidt-Nielsen asked Opus 5.5 to design a USB data-acquisition board for current-monitoring shunts. It generated the board in one shot, and it went off to be manufactured without any checking first.

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Peter Schmidt-Nielsen@ptrschmdtnlsn

With a heavy heart I just tried my first ever "vibe PCB". I asked Opus 5.5 to make a USB data acquistion board for current monitoring shunts. It generated the following board in one shot from my prompt, which I ordered without double checking anything. We'll see.

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