"In a move no one asked for, Meta is introducing "Vibes," a new feed in the Meta AI app and on meta.ai for sharing and creating short-form, AI-generated videos. Think TikTok or Instagram Reels, but every single video you come across is essentially AI slop. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the rollout of Vibes in a post on Instagram that features a series of AI-generated videos. In one video, a group of fuzzy-looking creatures hops from one fuzzy cube to another. In another, a cat kneads some dough. A third video shows what appears to be an ancient Egyptian woman taking a selfie on a balcony overlooking Ancient Egypt."
"According to Meta, as you browse the new feed, you'll see AI-generated videos from both creators and other users. Over time, Meta's algorithm will begin to show you personalized content. You have the option to generate a video from scratch, or remix a video that you see on your feed. Before publishing, you can add new visuals, layer in music, and adjust styles. You can then post the video directly to the Vibes feed, DM it to others, or cross-post to Instagram and Facebook Stories and Reels."
Meta launched Vibes, a new feed in the Meta AI app and on meta.ai for creating and sharing short-form, AI-generated videos. The feed presents entirely AI-generated short videos, with examples including fuzzy creatures hopping between cubes, a cat kneading dough, and an apparent ancient Egyptian woman taking a balcony selfie. Users can browse AI-generated content from creators and other users, generate videos from scratch, remix feed videos, add visuals and music, adjust styles, and post directly to Vibes or cross-post to Instagram and Facebook Stories and Reels. Early partnerships include Midjourney and Black Forest Labs while Meta develops its own models. User reactions show strong negative pushback against AI-generated content.
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