How do you prove to your grandkids the past you remember wasn't AI-generated?
vinis_artstreaks · reddit · 2026-10-25
A resonant short post imagining a future scenario: explaining to your grandchildren that the reality you remember from the past was real, not one of the countless generated versions they've seen. It captures a growing anxiety about authorship of memory and truth once synthetic media dominates.
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