The continuity hypothesis suggests that our dreams are influenced by our waking experiences, including the content we consume through various media such as television, movies, and social media. With the rise of AI-generated imagery, this hypothesis is particularly relevant, as AI is increasingly used to create realistic and immersive media content. In relation to AI-generated imagery, the continuity hypothesis suggests that exposure to this type of content could lead to a blurring of the lines between reality and fantasy, as AI-generated content can be incredibly realistic and convincing. This blurring of reality and fantasy in media content could then influence the content of our dreams, leading to the incorporation of AI-generated imagery into our dream content. Furthermore, the use of AI in media production could also impact the nature of the content we consume, as AI algorithms may be programmed to produce content that appeals to our specific interests and preferences. This personalized content could then reinforce certain aspects of our identity and influence our perceptions of self. Overall, the continuity hypothesis suggests that AI-generated imagery has the potential to influence our dreams and our perceptions of reality, and that further research is needed to understand the impact of this technology on our mental states and self-concept.