LilyBird

"Her hater-hunting skills are brutal." indeed.

Yaaaa ehhhh. Glad it ended ok for you! All things considered, probably the best case outcome.

Oh god. The way you worded it, I assume your finger survived? Hopefully?

Even if they simply grabbed the line on instinct they would have gotten such bad rope burn!

I was very confused why the two people kept looking at each other so uncomfortably as if they wanted to not sign whatever contract it was, but them not saying anything.
Also wondered why Yok was alone...Pretty sure a foreman should take care that everyone leaves the constructions sight.
Felt a bit choppy. Like they left some things out.

1. GenAI is trained on data that was taken without consent
2. Data Centers energy, water and space usage is bad for the environment
3. An incredible amount of jobs and careers are in danger both in creative fields and other areas
4. it looks horrible & 1 & 2 & 3.

Low budget CGI / 3D animations might not look amazing (neither does AI slop) but at least it looks consistent.
Compare the different AI scenes with each other.
Buildings change what they look like.
Lights on - lights off (lights that shouldn't even exist).
The car has water droplets on it, but the car and the droplets look static, while it is still moving around erratically.
It wasn't even necessary to use as much AI as they did. You can chose different camera angles and other footage to show the disaster.

Them grabbing the rollers at the top of the zip line and not wearing any gloves made me really uncomfortable o_o

Oh GOD yes, that damn puddle. Centuries of perspective painting, animation and film, all fed into AI just to poop out that garbage.

There's a huge difference between generating entire scenes based on stolen training data and using software that gets new AI tools you can avoid using most of the time.
It's more difficult to switch software when you've worked with it for decades.
It's easy to avoid generating slop.

The AI doesn't affect the acting at all. The actors are great.
It reduces the quality and respectability of the production though. Immensely.
There's so many ways that could have been avoided.
There were disaster scenes in shows and movies before.
Camera angles, footage of typhoons.
The construction site alone was bad enough.
Also f continuity with AI I guess.
23:59 no light in the background
24:08 light in the buildings
Those buildings were completely bare before.
AI just can't generate the same thing again and again.

And yes. Voice actors already get replaced. This garbage needs to stop. (Not specific to this show. Everywhere)
"It's not going anywhere" if we just accept it and stop voicing that it's horrible, yes.

I thought the same... after Dean getting basically rejected when Mes first appeared, I thought "Next it should be Moth's turn to approach Dean, right? Give him at least a little bit of a hint to ask again."
Dean was already so scared to make the first move in the first place, got rejected.
No wonder he was scared!
And now Dean already said "I'll wait for you." when he asked him to stay.
Moth then again asked "Will you wait for me?" under the bridge?
He already said he would.
You just pushed him away again!
Also, even if Moth didn't hear the love confession on the phone at the club...why would he just return home like nothing happened?
"I'm sorry I disappeared. I tried to disappear from your life, but it really didn't work." He heard it!
And he went "Guess I'll just go home then." WHAT?!
There were really so many opportunities to show character growth. And as you say Pun was even feeding him what would be good to do.

Also:
"I'm happy you two finally got together" - Ten - 3 years after they became official boyfriends? What?
They really pushed that whole "Maniac" thing at the end too.
And it's really 100% on the script.

I also first thought that was an f-ed up thing to say.
And I still think she's not really emotionally available and thinks she just has to push her son to his own happiness without actually asking what makes him happy....
but I think that "Why should I help you?" was because usually he's opposing her "help"?
And she's kinda of....pushing him to actually voice why now he's actually asking for her input?
Unhealthy mother-son bond, not evil.

I would have preferred if I actually had missed something.
Honestly, that's so far fetched.
If she were called PAM, MAP, AMME or something it would make more sense. but AMP = EMMA backwards?

So it is kinda like I thought... Just a really far fetched guess from Bumm.
Yes, instantly accusing her of it online instead of either calling the police (who should have told them that that's a wild and baseless guess) or investigating it further by themselves.

Does anyone know how EMMA + Mirror = AMP? Or the other way around?
I'm thinking maybe it's something thai and that's why I don't understand it?
But the email is in the latin alphabet, so it also doesn't make sense to me?
Or is it because AM(P) has a silent P and the EM in EMMA is pronounced like AM(P) but then I don't understand the mirror part?

I have a question to the whole revelation part in the later half of Episode 7
(In reply with spoiler, cause it's a spoiler?)

Seriously! Finally!
They're literally a band playing instruments. Such a slap in the face in several ways.

I assumed he was trying to find a scapegoat, though that would be risky on the fly.
I guess I was wrong in that regard. I'm curious what the actual plan was.
Cause it seemed like Nine only found out about the new phone just before the event?

The in-drama series, yes. The one the characters have been filming the pilot for.

Thank you for making this list!

The Sound of Sugar Cubes says "some scenes were created with AI." at 2:26 in the opening.
No idea if there's more.