Jaeden Schafer

So the other story I wanted to talk about is Meta and how they are also changing their platform for AI.

They were talking on Thursday and they said that they are testing a standalone version of Vibes.

So it's basically an AI generated video app.

And you can, I mean, it's basically like competing with OpenAI who made Sora, their own standalone video app.

Now, Sora, I've also seen a lot of news headlines that it has kind of crashed in usage.

It's, you know, it was like a fun tool that people would go on there and use.

I personally remember it was a big pain, but I got a lot of people

invite codes, they could sign up for that because it was like invite only.

And after, you know, I don't know, playing with it for a couple minutes.

I mean, I didn't really want to scroll through AI slop videos.

So I just moved on.

I think I don't think it's like completely dead.

But I don't really think you need to have like an AI generated platform for video per se.

I think eventually, if people are just using AI, and it's, you know, once the AI video generators are good enough,

And they don't, it's hard to differentiate between real footage.

I think people are going to probably just start merging the two and you're just go back to using the regular platforms that you have always used.

But, you know, then I think a lot of these companies are like, well, we don't want to, you know, generate tons of slop and spam the whole internet.

So we want to build like a specific place where it's just AI generated.

So I think there's a lot of those kinds of things that they're grappling with.

And meta evidently is in the middle of all of that.