Elon Musk makes shocking announcement to revive early 2010s app

Elon Musk said on Thursday that he plans to bring Vine to life, but ‘in the form of AI’.

Vine, which was initially released in 2012, was a popular platform where users share six -second loop videos.

A year later, the platform was purchased by Twitter under the leadership of Jack Dorsey and remained active until it was closed in 2017.

Musk shared the news in X in a few details and showed that all content will be produced by AI.

There are thousands of comments, many of them applaud the billionaire for movement.

‘AI + short -shaped video = the future of the content,’ an X user.

Others argued that the movement would replace not only Tiktok, but also human impressive.

However, Musk offered Vine many times since he bought Twitter for $ 40 billion in 2022. On October 30, 2022, he issued a questionnaire asking users if Vine would return and 69 percent voted ‘yes’.

Vine was initially used by 200 million active users.

Singer-Sonist Shawn Mendes saw the birth of many stars, including professional boxer Jake Paul and actor Andrew King Bachelor.

The Twitter, owned by Dorsey, purchased Vine for $ 30 million, and allowed users to share their Vine content with their followers.

Vine was closed on January 17, 2017 due to internal struggles for creators, including payment and lack of investment.

When Musk suggested to bring back Vine for the first time, Mr. Beast was pampered quickly: ‘If you did this and actually compete with Tiktok, it would be funny.’

Musk asked how to get better than the Chinese application answered by Youtube Star: ‘No one is no longer original, no matter what you do, as long as there is a deep trench, it will be on every other platform next month.

‘Youtube has shorts, Instagram’s reel, Reddit, Snapchat, Facebook and so on. There is.

Mr. Beast added that Musk should renew it impossible to copy Vine.

Vine has opened the path of many stars today, including professional boxer Jake Paul