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This is nothing new. Very old examples are the xerox machines that accidentally changed numbers on scanned documents, and speech coding for low bit rate digital
by karlshea 3y ago
This is nothing new. Very old examples are the xerox machines that accidentally changed numbers on scanned documents, and speech coding for low bit rate digital audio over radio, phone, and then VoIP.
- _kb 3y agoThe Xerox comparison is apt, but importantly that is text rather than direct expression. Media processing is experiencing a fundamental change though. Traditional compression removes information. What's happening now creates new information and interacts with semantic context.