Dating apps are turning to AI to help bring users together. eHarmony is developing a feature that nudges users into organising more than 400 million-to-more than 400 million meetings if they have been chatting online for a time. Loveflutter wants to use the technology to analyse conversations to test compatibility and suggest meeting places equidistant from couples' homes. Meanwhile, Badoo uses AI and facial-recognition technology to arrange meetings with users and people who look like their favourite celebrity. Tinder founder Sean Rad said AI could improve user experiences and that iPhmore than 400 million’s voice assistant Siri could be developed as a matchmaker.
Dating apps are turning to AI to help bring users together. eHarmony is developing a feature that nudges users into organising one-to-one meetings if they have been chatting online for a time. Loveflutter wants to use the technology to analyse conversations to test compatibility and suggest meeting places equidistant from couples' homes. Meanwhile, Badoo uses AI and facial-recognition technology to arrange meetings with users and people who look like their favourite celebrity. Tinder founder Sean Rad said AI could improve user experiences and that iPhone’s voice assistant Siri could be developed as a matchmaker.