So 1% or more of everything will be wrongly completed.
Not sure that would be of much use to anyone.
(, Sun 10 May 2020, 0:24, Reply)
The 1% is usually stuff like incorrect details on rendered clothing,
or slightly incorrect facial expressions, and only rarely does it actually affect the meaning of the message. Plus the reconstructed message is presented along with a real time measurement of the algorithms' confidence.
These are messages being transmitted over many thousands of light years, so bandwidth is necessarily somewhat variable. It makes for good plot devices, whereby the recipients have to decide whether the messages they have got are just garbage, if they're genuine, or perhaps if their ships comms processors have been corrupted by a malevolent entity which is showing them the messages it wants them to see.
(, Sun 10 May 2020, 11:08, Reply)