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Fortune
Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez

After shutting down Vine in 2017, former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey invests in a reboot of the app with more than 10,000 archived six-second videos

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When Twitter, now X, shut down Vine in 2017, users thought its six-second videos were gone forever—but now, the former CEO who shuttered the app is helping bring them back.

Jack Dorsey, the former Twitter chief and now CEO (or Blockhead) at payments company Block, is supporting a Vine reboot app called diVine that plans to bring back 10,000 archived videos from the defunct platform once thought lost to the world. The new app, which is being funded by Dorsey’s nonprofit “and Other Stuff,” will also take a strong stance against the AI-generated content that has started to proliferate across the web, with special filters to prevent AI posts.

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