Meta now has a feed for AI slop (www.engadget.com)

Meta rolled out "Vibes," a new feed in the Meta AI app and on the web dedicated to AI‑generated short-form videos. Users can scroll other people's creations, build clips from scratch, or adapt and remix videos in the feed, then share them via DM or cross‑post to Instagram and Facebook. Meta frames Vibes as "an early look" at new product directions; CEO Mark Zuckerberg also announced future work by Meta Superintelligence Labs with Midjourney and Black Forest Labs on upcoming AI projects. For the AI/ML community, Vibes marks another push to mainstream generative video and remix workflows at massive scale. The ability to create, edit and adapt short videos implies integrated generative and editing models (text‑to‑video, image/video diffusion or transformer‑based editing pipelines) and operational systems for real‑time inference, content routing and cross‑platform publishing. It raises technical priorities: provenance and watermarking to prevent misuse, scalable moderation and deepfake detection, copyright and derivative‑content handling, and feedback/alignment loops as generated content floods social feeds. The announced partnerships suggest Meta will combine external generative expertise with in‑house infrastructure—worth watching for new model architectures, APIs, or tooling that could influence both creative applications and research on safety and detection.