This does bring up one interesting topic, that you can always tell the era a video or picture was made based on its quality before digitized. And then again on how well digitized things are. You can tell when a pic/vid was made fairly accurately to decades usually. Then secondary is when/if it was digitized and the quality of that. Film degrades quick, usually colors. Tape with fidelity overall. Digital stays the same.
At some point I think we're getting to where it'll be hard to tell. 4k/8k/Xk high def probably won't, in theory, look that much better than 2d 2025-era pics in the future, video is getting there or is there too now.. We're hitting the era of fast dimishing returns and endless same retention of quality.
Maybe there will be some breakthrough that'll make 2020+ images look dated but it's hard to see how now. Kinda sick of this derailing on here, but oh well. There are some older movies that had well maintained film stock and digitzed well that look fairly modern. But you can certainly see the difference between Attack of the Clones which was pretty much the first digital movie shot, and it looks awful, and just a few years later with Revenge of the Sith and it looks much better.
AI cleaning up though might mitigate a lot of the lousier versions shot/stored to look a lot better over time too.