Divine: A Human-Centric Correction to the Algorithmic Feed
Divine app is now available, banning AI videos and focusing on human creators. It revives old Vine videos. Learn what this means for you.
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https://newsletter.tf/divine-app-launches-no-ai-videos-human-creators/
The new Divine app has launched, banning AI-generated videos. It has brought back about 500,000 old Vine videos, which is a very large number.
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https://newsletter.tf/divine-app-launches-no-ai-videos-human-creators/
😵 Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey launches diVine, an open-source short-video app Vine reboot 😵
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Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey is bringing back Vine through diVine, a new open-source short video platform that restores the classic six second loops, includes more than 100,000 recovered clips from the original Vine archive, and adds tools for blocking AI generated content
Hold onto your memes, folks! Vine is officially returning as 'Divine,' and they're not just bringing back those iconic 6-second loops – they're outright banning AI-generated videos. A bold move in today's tech landscape. Will this set a new standard, or is it just a fleeting trend?
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