Dating services are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence to optimize user experience. AI algorithms are already used to create profiles, generate responses, select photos, and recommend candidates based on psychological profiles.
Still, users complain of "dating fatigue" — many matches don’t go anywhere. AI might soon be able to help.
❤️ What's New?
The upcoming innovation is called a dating concierge. AI bots will communicate with other bots, finding out about their hosts’ values, interests, and lifestyle preferences and setting up real dates for them. This will help save time and rule out unsuitable candidates.
Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of Bumble, one of the most popular dating services in the world, spoke about this upcoming feature at the recent Bloomberg Technology Summit. At 31, she became the world's youngest female billionaire.
You could, in the near future, be talking to your AI dating concierge, and you could share your insecurities, and then it could give you productive tips for communicating with other people. There is a world where your dating concierge could go and date for you with other dating concierge, and then you don’t have to talk to 600 people. That’s the power of AI if harnessed the right way.
— Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of Bumble
Over 50 million people in 90 countries use the Bumble app. After a mutual swipe, women have 24 hours to initiate a conversation, and men have 24 hours to respond.
❤️ Three months ago, Bumble introduced an AI-powered Deception Detector, which boasts a 99.5% accuracy rate in identifying spam and scams. Within the first two months of launching the feature, reports of spam, scams, and fake accounts almost halved.
💋 According to a recent survey, 1 in 3 men aged 18 to 34 and 14% of women use ChatGPT for relationship advice in the United States.
Whitney Herd's speech sparked a lot of speculation.
What Do You Think about a Dating Concierge?
❤️ — Great option
👾 — Not very romantic
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