I saw this unexplained figure in an AI-generated youtube video (mostly as presented, but obscured by information panels or other characters), so I don't have the prompt that actually made it.

It seems like the head does not match the concept of the body, but when I asked AI to generate a matching head it looked laughable.

If we had a concept of ai-editing-challenge, maybe this could be such a challenge.

It seems like this is the only 'real' episode on youtube. I understand it is a mini game on a variety show, or something. So is there an index of which episodes have 'wall of boxes' somewhere? Maybe that would be helpful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPmF_2etYrA

Yeah, I get it... the formatting goes away... why so alarmist? And is the formatting really "data" anyway?

Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 flash image):

A tropical island paradise beach scene, as a divine angel (incomprehensible) walk-floats along the shore away from the viewer showing a bare back.

An indirect minecraft reference, from:

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8co47tVc6k

Also:

...or you can just vibe-code-it back into existence wherever you need it.

It seems to be, that the rule ought to be:

• "if the operator's mouse/keyboard event which originally spawned the new window is still the last one generated, then it may grab focus"

In other words, if the user is WAITING on a window to pop up, then it takes focus. But otherwise (such as the user typing in another document) it does NOT take focus.

Of course, in this context, I refer to only key-down and mouse-down events, not passive events like mouse movement.

... someone's old return (though I bought new), complete with amazon[ian] return bar-code.