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Video sharing platform Vine is being rebooted with a strict "no AI" policy

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Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is launching Divine, a decentralized successor to the defunct video platform Vine that explicitly bans AI-generated content. Built on open-source technology, Divine recovered 150,000-200,000 original Vine videos from 60,000 creators to jumpstart the platform and may restore original user accounts. The service aims to prioritize human creativity over algorithmic feeds, attracting 10,000 beta testers within hours of launch.

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