“No one wants it”: goal vibrations, its flow of short videos generated by AI that is not unanimous

Small spongy and colored monsters that jump, fruit in the middle of the Olympic race or even the cat of a chef who kneads a paste. According to TechCrunch, all these videos generated by AI will be grouped into vibrations, a new flow in the goal AI application.

The announcement was made by the Meta CEO in an Instagram publication, where he shares some of his creations. You can, for example, see an Egyptian taking a selfie on a balcony, or a farmer running towards the camera.

Small receptive Internet users

To launch Vibes, goal, which develops its own AI models, has been associated with the Midjourney and Black Forest Labs images, specifies Alexandr Wang, in a thread publication.

According to the technological giant, while navigating the new flow, you will discover videos generated by AI, from creators and other users. Over time, the algorithm goal will begin to offer you personalized content. A little like Tiktok, therefore. But this time, all videos are produced by AI.

In detail, users can explore the creations of others or create their own clips, either generating them from anywhere or adapting other flow videos. Videos can also be shared by private message or published on Instagram or Facebook.

But the announcement does not seem to have seduced Internet users. “Nobody wants that,” says a user. “This guy publishes ai bullshit in its own application,” deplores another. “I think I speak in everyone’s name when I say: ‘What?'” Write one last.

It is not surprising since, with the emergence of AI, the content of low quality AI, floods social networks. This is called Ai Slop, undesirable and mediocre content created by artificial intelligence. Many Internet users believe that vibrations will only strengthen this wave.

A massive phenomenon, that networks are trying to stop. This is, for example, the case of YouTube or … goal. Last July, the company had announced to address the Facebook content “without originality” and advised the creators to favor authentic narration, not the little interesting videos. A more than paradoxical decision.