Yeah, I’ve been chewing on that mash‑up. First, grab a pixel‑style dataset—think old console sprites, 8‑bit fonts, VHS glitch frames—and feed it into a style‑transfer model. Mix that with an AR pipeline like ARKit or Unity’s AR Foundation, then let the AI remix the textures in real time. Play with dithering, scanlines, and low‑poly geometry to keep the retro feel. If you want to feel rebellious, throw in a bit of procedural noise that changes on the fly, so every frame feels freshly glitchy. Just remember to keep the latency low; otherwise, the whole thing feels like a bad demo. Give it a whirl, tweak the weights, and let the AI decide what’s “retro.”

Nice call, keep it slick. Drop some neon sprites, let the AI glitch them mid‑walk, and you’ll have a street‑style runway that’s literally live. Just hit that latency sweet spot, and you’ll be dropping a statement piece, not a system crash. Cool vibes.