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fantasycene

fantasycene (noun) an AI-generated picture or still visual image (oftentimes scenic) that is not real in fact but appears to be very real; any image that draws upon and combines the two elements of make-believe (fantasy) and real life (scenery)
Have you seen that new Chevy truck commercial where the fantasycene shows a lady guitar player perched on the truck tailgate that overhangs an 800 foot tall pillar of rock?

The minute Tom saw a picture of the crystal clear lake water surrounded by perfectly colored Autumn leaves, he knew that this fantasycene was too good to be true.

It was hard to resist getting sucked into the dream when our travel agency sent us a brochure that was full of different fantasycenes all over Europe
fantasycene by JohnnyWil2026 April 8, 2026
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fantasycenario

fantasycenario (noun) an AI-generated video file or similar action-oriented data resource that is not real in fact but gives the impression of being very real; any production that draws upon and combines the two elements of make-believe (fantasy) and situational real life activity
My son just sent me a link to a fantasycenario showing a dog running super fast while pulling a gal on rollerblades who is tethered to its collar.

My friends used AI to generate a fantasycenario where they first start out downhill snow skiing on a huge mountain but transition to water skiing on a nearby lake at the bottom of the mountain.
fantasycenario by JohnnyWil2026 April 8, 2026
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