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Beloved video app Vine is back, but says no thanks to AI slop

✍️ Amelia Eqbal Is A Toronto-Based Journalist With Cbc'S Entertainment Unit. She Has Previously Contributed To Q With Tom Power, Commotion With Elamin Abdelmahmoud, Cbc Books. You Can Find Her At Amelia.Eqbal Cbc.Ca. 📅 Unknown 🕐 Scraped: November 17, 2025

Summary: Evan Henshaw-Plath is rebooting the app Vine under the name Divine, with the support of Twitter founder Jack Dorsey. The effort aims to combat AI slop by banning any content flagged as AI-generated.

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There might finally be a reboot many people can get behind — but it’s not coming from Hollywood.

Evan Henshaw-Plath, one of Twitter’s original employees, is bringing

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Amelia Eqbal Is A Toronto-Based Journalist With Cbc'S Entertainment Unit. She Has Previously Contributed To Q With Tom Power, Commotion With Elamin Abdelmahmoud, Cbc Books. You Can Find Her At Amelia.Eqbal Cbc.Ca.

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