Summary
The social media platform Vine is being relaunched under the name diVine by Jack Dorsey, former CEO of Twitter. The new version will focus on preventing AI-generated content, offering users six-second videos while promising a human-first space. DiVine aims to provide a trustworthy social media alternative with rigorous controls against AI content.
Key Facts
- DiVine is the reboot of the original Vine platform and will include over 100,000 archived six-second clips.
- Jack Dorsey, who co-founded Twitter, is backing the new platform, aiming to resist AI content.
- The app will allow users to create profiles and upload new six-second videos with strict filters against AI-generated material.
- The relaunch comes at a time when AI is increasingly present on social media platforms.
- DiVine is built on a decentralized protocol, to avoid commercial pressures common in other social networks.
- The platform is designed to provide transparency and trustworthiness by lifting verified human posts and filtering synthetic media.
- The success of diVine will depend on consistent rules governing automated behavior on the platform.
