Meta AI's Vibes, an endless scroll of AI-generated videos submitted by creators and launched on the Meta AI app and website Friday, is now available in Europe as of Nov. 7, 2025, 10:57 a.m. UTC. The feature reflects CEO Mark Zuckerberg's original vision for Facebook, which he described as wanting to be "the new MTV," according to a 2010 report. After spending a day scrolling, the author observed that many Vibes resemble 10-second music video clips, often featuring AI-generated pets like cats and dogs in cozy or pastoral settings. While visually appealing, the shorts lack compelling narratives, leading social media users to describe the service as an "infinite slop machine." The article notes that interesting AI art with storytelling exists, citing a viral food-based body horror on Reddit, and acknowledges ongoing copyright infringement debates, with a major case moving through the system after a judge refused to throw it out. AI-generated video is now widespread, with YouTube allowing AI video in shorts and services like Imagine and Midjourney competing, marking an era of AI-generated video for everyone.