Love what you're doing, but it is funny - I make a lot music in the style of GBA, and specifically bitcrush and downsample to bring in those audio artifacts. They add a lot of high frequencies that give it a great shimmer.
Having said that, there is definitely many use cases where GBA games would want to reduce that artifacting. Keep it up!
Whenever I've trained clients in AI use, I've tried to strongly recommend using GenAI as a "Learning Accelerator" as opposed to a "Learning Replacement".
GenAI can be incredibly helpful for speeding up the learning process, but the moment you start offloading comprehension, it starts eroding trust structures.
> Time spent at the computer can be meaningful. The user just needs agency in that interaction.
Sums up the core spirit really well. I've recently been using plugins like Unhook to hide YouTube recommendations by default, and can turn them back on when desired.
I think people often forget that the act of exploration itself is an important part of healthy learning.
Try Kagi - it is literally the search experience you are talking about.
I've been using it for 6 months, and will use it for majority of searches. The only time I need AI "search" is for follow-up questions.
I use Kagi as well. Search is still shit because so many of the underlying pages are ad riddled shit. We might not be using Google but so much of the web still targets it.
A pre-commitment means nothing unless you have the mechanisms in place to enforce it.
A pre-sacrifice would be more effective.