In the age of AI, one man spent years squeezing an entire museum onto a Game Boy - Why? For the most human of reasons
"Let me be honest from the start: nobody was waiting for this.
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"Let me be honest from the start: nobody was waiting for this.
The short version
- "Let me be honest from the start: nobody was waiting for this." "Let me be honest from the start: nobody was waiting for this.
- Pflug's Game Boy project feels proudly human in the face of AI, which I admire, and I tell him so when we speak.
- "The reaction surprised me," he reveals, "in the nicest way." He was especially warmed to see the project spread beyond the English-speaking parts of the world, all the way to the Game Boy's birthplace in Japan.
What happened
"That it resonated at the source felt like a small gift," he says. "It does the opposite of a game," Pflug explains.
Why it matters
"You slot it into a Game Boy and it examines the console itself.
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