Bro Saw Two Photos and Made Up Lore

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass Apparently, asking a 2B model for evidence was like asking a guy in a group chat for sources. I showed a small AI on my laptop two photos from a walk and asked how they were connected. It almost always had an answer. In 6 of my 10 test pairs, it invented the answer. So I changed the rules of my game: the AI can help you notice things, but it doesn't get to decide what's true. What I Built UNSEEN is a walking game. You start an expedition, put your phone away, walk, and come back with a photo of something you noticed. A local open-weight vision model describes what you see. Game rules, not the model, decide whether it counts. If it does, it earns materials for your virtual world. Walk. Choose a duration and put the phone away. Notice. Find one real thing worth a photo. Return. The local model describes it. Discover. An evidence gate accepts or rejects it, and tells you why. It