I think the timestamp attestation of the digital negative puts a real hamper on this, because it puts a bounded time window on the photo as part of the cryptogr

I think the timestamp attestation of the digital negative puts a real hamper on this, because it puts a bounded time window on the photo as part of the cryptographic chain of evidence. So if you're the proud owner of "literally the only photo of a ridiculously unusual event in a highly public area" which is bounded to either a plausible 15-30 minute window or a sketchy March2026->Now window, people can do something like "hey, gee, did anyone else see that UFO over the golden gate bridge at 3pm?" plus, you know, the confidence score from their secret neural network, which has an unknown scoring function.