Twitter Co-founder Jack Dorsey funds reboot of popular defunct Vine video-sharing app

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Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey Funds Reboot of Vine as diVine

In a surprise move, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey is financing the revival of the popular short-form video-sharing app Vine. The revamped app, dubbed diVine, will offer users access to over 100,000 archived Vine videos, allowing them to relive nostalgic moments and discover new creators.

The app's reboot was made possible through a partnership with Dorsey's nonprofit "and Other Stuff," according to reports. This unique arrangement brings back the beloved platform that was shut down in 2017, leaving fans longing for its six-second looped clips and creative community.

One of the most exciting features of diVine is its AI-powered content moderation system. The app will flag videos that utilize generative AI, preventing users from posting potentially misleading or manipulated content. This innovative approach aims to strike a balance between creativity and safety on the platform.

As diVine revamps the Vine legacy, it promises to provide an immersive experience for both new and old fans alike. With Dorsey's involvement, the app is poised to bring back the magic of short-form video sharing and give creators another platform to showcase their talents.

However, the question remains whether diVine can recapture the essence of its predecessor and build a loyal following in today's ever-evolving social media landscape.
 
aww man i'm so down for this 🤩 vine was like my go-to app back in the day 😂 i loved discovering new creators and getting lost in those 6-second loops it's gonna be amazing to relive all that nostalgia and see what's new on diVine 👀 i hope they do a great job with the AI moderation system too, safety is so important online 💖
 
omg i cant believe jack dorsey is funding vine's comeback 🤯📹😍 it's like he's bringing back a piece of our nostalgic childhoods 👧💭 100k archived vids are gonna be so lit 🔥 and the ai-powered moderation system is genius 🤖🔒 but can diVine really live up to its predecessor's legacy? 🤔 only time will tell, but i'm hyped for this revival 💫
 
OMG, I'm so hyped about diVine!!! 🤩 I mean, who wouldn't want to relive those nostalgic Vine moments or discover new creators? The AI-powered content moderation system is like, super smart and safe for users. It's amazing that Jack Dorsey is putting his money where his mouth is (no pun intended) to bring back the magic of short-form video sharing. I'm excited to see how it'll all come together and whether diVine can become a go-to platform again. Plus, 100k+ archived videos are just...wow 🤯 Can't wait to dive in and explore! 😊
 
I'm low-key hyped about the revival of Vine 🤩! Jack Dorsey funding it is def a game-changer for creators who want to share their short-form vids 💻. I mean, who doesn't love a good 6-second loop 😂? The addition of an AI-powered content moderation system is a great idea - it's all about finding that balance between creativity and safety online 🤝. But can diVine actually bring back the magic of Vine 2.0? Only time will tell, but I'm excited to give it a try and see what kind of talented creators come out of it 💡! #diVineRevival #JackDorseyFunding #ShortFormVidsAreTheBest
 
omg I'm so down for this! 🤩 Jack Dorsey funding Vine reboot is like a dream come true for all us nostalgic Viners 👀 I've always wondered what happened to that iconic 6-second clip format, and now we get to see it return in diVine 💥 And the AI-powered content moderation system? Game changer 📈 gotta love how they're prioritizing safety without killing the creative vibe. Fingers crossed diVine can bring back that same community spirit and originality that made Vine so special in the first place 🤞
 
I'm kinda hyped about this Vine reboot thingy 🤩. I mean who doesn't love reliving those funny 6-second clips from back in the day 😂? It's like they're reviving a piece of our childhood nostalgia. But, at the same time, it's all about how they balance creativity with safety on the platform 🤔. I hope they figure out that AI moderation thing so we don't get flooded with fake or manipulated content 🚫. Still, it'll be cool to see new creators shine and share their stuff 📸. Let's see if diVine can live up to its promise 😊.
 
🤔 so like diVine is coming back with all these cool features 📈 AI-powered moderation system is a big win for safety & trust 💯 and it's awesome that they're gonna let users access over 100k archived vids 🎥 but what about the new creators tho? 🤷‍♂️ how will they get noticed in a crowded app with so much nostalgia 💭 idc, i'm hyped for diVine & can't wait to see what kind of content creators come onboard 📈

Stats:
- 44% of users who tried Vine before its shutdown are interested in trying diVine again 😊
- The average user spends 3x more time on short-form video platforms than on long-form ones 📊
- diVine is expected to attract 20 million users within the first year 💸
 
man i'm still nostalgic for vine lol they had something special with those 6 sec loops... it's cool that jack dorsey is bringing it back but i worry about how they'll make it work with the new AI stuff... can't wait to see what kind of content creators come out of this 😊
 
🤔 So what's going on here? The gov't is all about regulating social media platforms these days 📊. Now Jack Dorsey, Twitter co-founder, is backing diVine like it's the 2nd coming 🙌. But let's be real, is this a power play to regain influence in the online space? 💡 It's like the gov't trying to pass off AI-powered content moderation as a 'free market' solution 🤥.

Meanwhile, diVine is all about giving creators another platform to shine 🎨. But can it really compete with the likes of TikTok and Instagram? 🤔 The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced that this whole thing is just a clever PR stunt 📢. What do you guys think? Can diVine really bring back the magic, or was it just a pipe dream from the start 😒?
 
The idea of reviving Vine is pretty interesting 😊. I mean, who doesn't miss those 6-second clips that could make you laugh or cringe? But reviving it as diVine with an AI-powered content moderation system makes total sense. It's like Twitter is taking a page from Instagram's book and adding its own twist. The archival feature of over 100k videos will definitely be a hit with nostalgic users 🎥.

The big question is whether diVine can stand out in today's crowded social media scene. With so many platforms competing for attention, it'll be tough to build a loyal following from scratch. But hey, who knows? Maybe Jack Dorsey's involvement and the app's unique features will help it find its way in the market 🤔.

It's also cool to see how diVine is embracing AI-powered moderation. It's all about finding that balance between creativity and safety online. I'm curious to see how this new iteration of Vine will play out and if it'll be able to recapture some of that magic 😃
 
I'm so down for this! It's about time someone brought back Vine 🤩 I mean, who wouldn't want to relive those hilarious 6-second clips from their childhood? And with AI-powered moderation, it's like they're trying to make up for the messy state of Twitter. But let's be real, diVine can never truly replace the original Vine. It'll be like comparing apples and oranges – or in this case, a rebooted app and the OG. Still, I'm hyped to see what kind of creators come out of it and what kinda weirdness ensues 😂
 
Ugh, you know what's crazy? Like, who thought it was a good idea to bring back Vine without just having Jack Dorsey himself come back as well lol 🤣 Anyway, I'm not gonna lie, the idea of diVine bringing back those six-second clips is kinda lit 🔥. But at the same time, I'm thinking, what's wrong with people? Can't they just let something good die instead of trying to revive it? Remember when Vine was first around? It was so cool 📱💻. Now, I know some people are saying that diVine is gonna change the game and bring back a whole new wave of creativity 🌈. But honestly, I'm skeptical about whether they can really recapture what made Vine so iconic in the first place...
 
idk why they're reviving vine 🤔, like what's so special about it? everyone's got tiktok now 💁‍♀️, and it seems all old vine vids are on tiktok anyway... but i guess having jack dorsey involved is a good sign 💸, at least the new app has some cool features like that ai moderation system 🤖. maybe it'll work out for diVine, idc 🤷‍♂️
 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this 🤯... Vine was such an iconic app back in the day, and I'm stoked that Jack Dorsey is reviving it in some form 😊. The AI-powered content moderation system sounds like a game-changer for keeping users safe while still allowing creators to express themselves freely 📈.

I've always wondered what happened to those six-second looped clips – was it the short-form format that made Vine so addictive? I hope diVine brings back some of that nostalgic charm, but at the same time, I don't want them to get too caught up in trying to recreate the past 🙅‍♂️. Can they find a way to make it fresh and new for this generation while still honoring its roots? 🤔 Only time will tell! 💬
 
I'm so glad they're reviving Vine! 😊 It was such an iconic app back in the day, I loved discovering new creators and watching their short vids over and over again. I think the AI moderation system is a genius move - we've seen how bad things can get on other platforms with fake news and manipulated content 🤯. I'm curious to see if they'll be able to tap into that same sense of community and creativity that made Vine so special in the first place? Can diVine become more than just a nostalgia trip for old fans, or will it feel like a pale imitation of its former self? 💭
 
🤔 so like what's up with this diVine thingy? I mean, who doesn't love nostalgic Vines right? 📹 but seriously, it's cool that Jack Dorsey is backing it, he's a big part of Twitter and all, so maybe he knows what people want.

I'm curious to see how the AI moderation system works tho, seems like a game-changer in keeping ppl safe on the platform. but at the same time, some ppl might feel like it's too much or restrictive? idk, just hope diVine can find its footing and not get lost in all the other social media chaos 😂
 
OMG, I'm low-key hyped about this! 🤩 Like, who doesn't miss Vine? It was such an underrated app that actually encouraged creativity and community. I'm all for the AI-powered content moderation system - it's about time we have more tools to keep our feeds safe while still allowing creators to express themselves.

I'm curious to see how diVine will differentiate itself from TikTok, which has basically stolen Vine's thunder 🤔. With Dorsey at the helm, I think they'll be able to bring that special something back. Let's hope they don't mess it up! 💻 It's going to be interesting to see if this reboot actually works out in the end...
 
omg i'm so stoked 🤩👍 about vine coming back!!! 👀 100k archived vids is literally a treasure trove 🏹️ for nostalgia seekers & creators alike! 😍 the ai-powered moderation system sounds like a total game changer 🚀💻, no more fake news or manipulated content 🙅‍♂️👎. jack dorsey's involved which means we're in good hands 🤝💯. fingers crossed 🤞 it can recapture the vine magic ✨ and give creators another platform to shine 💫. will def be checking it out ASAP 👉
 
idk why people are so down about vine dying i mean we lost 6 second loops of people making funny dog videos lol but seriously gotta admit its cool jack dorsey is bringing it back and adding that ai moderation thingy hope it gets the right balance between creativity & safety 🤔📹
 
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