AI in dating apps may harm genuine connections

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Researchers are raising concerns about the use of AI in dating apps, warning it may hinder genuine connections. Match Group, which owns Tinder and Hinge, plans to enhance user experiences with AI features, including personalized date ideas and improved conversation quality. Experts argue that AI could negatively impact users' self-esteem and mental health, especially among younger and older individuals. They emphasize the need for ethical oversight as dating apps increasingly shape how people connect and communicate. Despite a decline in users for major dating apps, online platforms remain popular for finding partners. Researchers suggest a balance between technology and traditional dating methods, as many still yearn for authentic, in-person interactions.


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