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Vine video-sharing app is back – and battling AI slop

Jack Dorsey brings back the beloved Vine, now as 'Divine', focusing solely on human-created content. With a nostalgic six-second limit and no AI interference, Divine aims to reshape the social media landscape. Can it stand out against giant...

The Guardian· May 4, 2026 · 2:30 PM · 51 views

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Jack Dorsey brings back the beloved Vine, now as 'Divine', focusing solely on human-created content. With a nostalgic six-second limit and no AI interference, Divine aims to reshape the social media landscape. Can it stand out against giants like TikTok and Instagram? #VineReturn #SocialMedia #AI #Divine #TechNews

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