Meta Launches Dedicated AI Video Feed Amid Ongoing Privacy Concerns The Meta AI app, which recently made headlines after users accidentally shared their private chatbot conversations publicly, is now doubling down on AI content with a new feature called Vibes. This dedicated feed is designed specifically for AI-generated short-form videos, creating a centralized hub for what critics might call AI slop. Available within the Meta AI app and on its website, the Vibes feed allows users to scroll through a continuous stream of AI-created clips made by other people. Beyond passive consumption, users can also generate their own videos, either building them from scratch or by adapting and remixing existing videos they find in the feed. Once created, these AI videos can be shared via direct message or cross-posted directly to Instagram or Facebook. The company has signaled that this is just the beginning, with plans to introduce more AI-powered creation tools in the future. In a Threads post, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg described Vibes as an early look at new product directions the company is exploring. He also announced a significant collaboration, revealing that Meta Superintelligence Labs will partner with other AI firms, namely Midjourney and Black Forest Labs, on upcoming AI projects. This move suggests a deeper, more integrated future for AI across Meta’s family of apps, even as the company continues to navigate the privacy pitfalls associated with its AI assistant.
