GENERATIVE REALITY

Artificial intelligence can generate images, language, and code. Extended reality can place digital experiences around us. Together, they point toward something more ambitious: environments we can enter, question, change, and share.

Generative Reality explores how spatial intelligence, world models, real time engines, and AI agents may transform the way we learn, work, create, and understand a place. Through concrete scenarios, Nour El Hadri examines what makes a generated world coherent and useful—and what makes it worthy of our trust.

From a hospital corridor tested before construction to living museums, adaptive classrooms, and new forms of entertainment, this book offers a clear framework for a medium that is still taking shape. It asks who controls the digital layers of experience, how their claims can be checked, and how people can retain the freedom to choose and leave