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저자정보
(BaekSeok University)
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한국데이터전략학회 Journal of Information Technology Applications & Management Journal of Information Technology Applications & Management Vol.33 No.2
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    This study analyzes the correlation between the generative architecture of the slop phenomenon and the resulting cognitive aversion. This phenomenon has emerged through the proliferation of generative artificial intelligence and the revenue models of digital platforms. Slop refers to low-quality synthetic media mass-produced by diffusion models for the purpose of algorithmic reward. These materials generally lack meticulous planning or coherent aesthetic intent. This paper investigates the visual artifacts and perceptual inconsistencies arising from the probabilistic computation and black box nature of AI models. It interprets the roots of the cognitive discomfort and disgust responses elicited by such content through the frameworks of cognitive and evolutionary psychology, including the Uncanny Valley, the disease avoidance mechanism, and the effort heuristic. Functioning as residual noise within the digital information ecosystem, slop raises concerns regarding content quality and epistemological reliability. This study suggests the necessity of technical filtering, institutional governance, and the cultivation of critical literacy. This research interprets the slop phenomenon as a byproduct of a technical transition period and a data-driven experimental stage in the evolution of intelligent media. It provides a multifaceted perspective that defines slop as systemic noise that may threaten the long-term sustainability of the information ecosystem.

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