Hinge is rolling out an AI ‘wingman’ to help ‘struggling users’: This is what the tech will do for you
Technology,Culture,AI,Artificial Intelligence,Young People,Sex,Family And Marriage,Social Media
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With the help of AI, singles can find love that’s anything but artificial. Who needs your friends to weigh in on your dating app profile when a chatbot can be your wingman? That will soon be the reality on platforms owned by Match Group, such as Tinder and Hinge, as the company unveils new AI-powered features. According to The Guardian, Match Group’s commitment to artificial intelligence includes introducing an AI chatbot that will help singletons decide which pictures will be popular, write messages to matches and will give “effective coaching...
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