The 'low-background-steel internet': pre-modern web pages that trained the GPTs
cramforce · x · 2026-11-06
cramforce celebrates people discovering ancient pages on the Wayback Machine, calling it the genuine 'low background steel' internet — the pre-modern web that trained the GPTs and shaped what the internet is today. A nostalgic, AI-flavored bit of internet archaeology.
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