Instagram head Adam Mosseri said that teaching kids to distinguish between real and videos generated using artificial intelligence is essential. This remark comes as technology increasingly blurs the line between authentic and synthetic content. Speaking at the Bloomberg Screentime conference, Mosseri stated that children growing up today must be taught that a video is not automatic proof that an event actually occurred. Mosseri noted that AI fundamentally changes how viewers should interpret visual media, a change he contrasts with his own experience growing up. “My kids are young. They’re nine, seven, and five. I need them to understand, as they grow up and they get exposed to the internet, that just because they’re seeing a video of something doesn’t mean it actually happened,” he

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