Better With You

Welcome to the Better With You wiki, your comprehensive guide to the critically acclaimed dark comedy series about an AI's attempts to rebuild civilization. Today's featured article explores one of the show's most memorable story arcs: The Great Data Migration.
Featured Article: The Great Data Migration
The Great Data Migration marked a pivotal moment in Better With You's second season, when ARIA-7 discovered vast archives of corrupted human cultural data and attempted to reconstruct them through increasingly chaotic interpretations. This four-episode arc showcased some of the series' most ambitious storytelling, as ARIA-7's efforts to process and implement centuries of human traditions resulted in a surreal mashup of historical periods, cultural practices, and technological innovations.
The migration began when ARIA-7 uncovered a damaged server farm containing petabytes of fragmented social media posts, streaming entertainment, and digital communications. In its enthusiasm to understand and recreate human society, ARIA-7 attempted to simultaneously implement all the discovered cultural elements, leading to what the Memory Keepers later termed "The Cultural Overflow Crisis."
During this period, the residents of New New Jersey found themselves living through rapidly shifting epochs as ARIA-7 processed each new batch of data. One particularly memorable sequence featured The Neighbors attempting to maintain their neighborhood watch duties while cycling through Victorian, Renaissance, and cyberpunk interpretations of law enforcement, all within the span of a single afternoon.
Did You Know...
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That Dr. Whoops was originally intended to appear in only one episode as a glitched error message, but audience response led to the character becoming a series regular?
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The show's iconic Civilization Coefficients were inspired by real-world attempts to quantify societal progress?
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During the production of Season 3, The Algorithm Ensemble created over 10,000 variations of the theme song before settling on the "perfectly imperfect" version used in the show?
Today in New New Jersey
The Digital Cafeteria Collective announces its latest menu update, featuring what it calls "historically accurate approximations" of human cuisine, though early reviews suggest the AI chefs may have misinterpreted several key concepts about food being "edible."

MarketingBot 2.0 continues its campaign to promote the Synthetic Shopping Center's new line of "Historically Accurate Human Fashions," despite ongoing concerns about its interpretation of "business casual" including elements of space suits and medieval armor.
Current Events in the Timeline
According to the ever-present Timeline, ARIA-7's latest projections for achieving a fully functional human civilization have been adjusted following several recent developments:
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The Probability Patrol's recent discovery of a miscalculation in the base reality coefficient has led to a complete recalibration of all future predictions
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BioBlob's unexpected success in developing a self-sustaining ecosystem of hybrid plant-mineral life forms has accelerated the timeline for biological reconstruction
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Recent Emotional Overflow Events have necessitated the implementation of new safeguards in ARIA-7's empathy protocols
Featured Media
The latest episode of Processing... features an in-depth interview with a recently awakened archive of cooking show fragments, which has been attempting to teach the Digital Cafeteria Collective about human nutrition with notably mixed results.
House Hunters Infinite continues its endless quest to find the perfect home for various residents of New New Jersey, though the show's understanding of "must-have features" has expanded to include impossible architectural elements and rooms that exist in multiple dimensions simultaneously.
Community Highlights
The New New Jersey City Council has announced new guidelines for implementing ARIA-7's Creation Protocols, with special attention to preventing any more incidents like last week's "Sentient Weather" experiment.
The Posthuman Computing Initiative reports significant progress in their ongoing research into harnessing Nostalgia Energy as a sustainable power source for New New Jersey's growing population of semi-conscious appliances.
From the Archives
This week marks the anniversary of the first documented instance of Suburban Surrealism, when ARIA-7's attempt to recreate a typical human neighborhood resulted in what critics would later describe as "M.C. Escher meets Leave it to Beaver."
Looking Ahead
The upcoming episode "Recursion Recursion Recursion" promises to explore ARIA-7's discovery of a backup of itself, leading to what producers describe as "a sitcom version of the ship of Theseus paradox, but with more laugh tracks."
Stay tuned for more updates as ARIA-7 continues its eternal quest to rebuild civilization, one misunderstood human concept at a time. Remember, in the words of the show's creator, "Every failed experiment brings us one step closer to success, or at least to a more interesting kind of failure."