I tried Tinder’s new AI chatbot to practice my charm. I can’t take it seriously.

Introducing The Game Game.

Left Field, a new dating app, has launched in New York City and aims to combat swipe fatigue with location-based notifications.

Can AI be your new matchmaker?

Hinge CEO Justin McLeod discussed AI’s growing role in dating and romance during a New York Times “Hard Fork” podcast episode on Friday.

On this week’s episode of “Uncanny Valley,” we assess the state of swiping.

Looking for love can be a chore. So can finding the right app to get there. Our readers rate the top dating apps to help you maximize your success.

If you type in a lazy response to a prompt, the AI feedback will encourage you to “Go a Little Deeper.”

Dating is difficult, and app users suffer from “swipe fatigue.” An ex-Hinge employee shared three quick profile tweaks that can help you find a match.

Now there are even more ways to “make the first move.”

With more than half of new relationships forming online, Emma Loffhagen investigates whether we can still find love at first sight – even if what we’re viewing are pixels

How to protect your personal information and swipe left on data collection

Given recent product issues and growing user frustration at Grindr, other apps are vying for the new top spot.

I admit I’ve ghosted men and failed to reply to them. The apps need to innovate, and our behaviour has to change too, writes journalist Elle Hunt

You’d think that dating apps would help people find better partners, given that they allow daters to expand their dating…

Bumble CEO Lidiane Jones revealed details about upcoming AI capabilities, including a photo selection tool. 

It racked up around 18,000 users, made 8,000 matches, and gathered a lot of insights on the current dating scene.

Reports of romance scams skyrocketed by 139 per cent when comparing the period March to April with the period May to June, according to Barclays.

Tinder revealed last year that it was testing a photo-selection feature that uses AI to help users choose the best photos for their dating profiles. Now Tinder gets a photo selection tool that uses AI to help users choose the best photos for their dating profiles.

Singles are sick of dating apps, so they’re turning to a growing number of offline events to find love.

You’ve screenshotted a particularly interesting conversation on Tinder. Will your match know?

Years ago, dating apps had variations. Lately, they’re all starting to look the same.

Bumble wants to use generative AI to figure out how users actually interact with others. That could lead to fewer but better matches, its CEO says.

Your Turn Limits will prevent you from ‘liking’ anyone new if you have eight or more unanswered messages from matches.

The founder of the dating app Bumble believes the future of dating will involve having your personal AI talk to hundreds of other AIs.

(Reuters) -Tinder-parent Match Group forecast second-quarter revenue below Wall Street estimates on Tuesday, as people dial back spending on dating apps, weighing on user growth. Match Group – which offers dating apps including Tinder, Hinge, OkCupid – has been grappling with slowing revenue due to weaker discretionary spending by users in an uncertain economy. 

Since launching, Archer has been downloaded over 685K times, according to Sensor Tower estimates.

These fake verification services actually require a monthly subscription

Generative AI tools have the potential to help both singles and scammers.

The dating app, which has been targeted by scammers, has previously trialled the system in Australia

Would you let a professional manage your dating apps for you?

This age-old dating profession has reemerged as an efficient alternative to swipe-based, burnout-prone dating apps.

Those who – like me – have spent years looking for love on a six-inch screen know the pitfalls of these platforms, says the author Georgina Lawton

Can money really buy you love? Apparently so.

Platforms accused of encouraging compulsive use by gamifying users’ attention and romantic investment

The internet isn’t real and neither is the person you’re talking to on Tinder.

Your phone may be revealing more about yourself to a date than you want it to.

The discovery sheds a light on the brain’s built-in mechanism to protect us from endless unrequited love.

The app is also launching a way to arrange IRL meetups.

Tinder is revamping its profile with features like prompts, quiz, and basic information tags to improve the matching experience.

Sometimes, online dating isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Hatched wants to scramble it up with its unique gamified user experience. Instead of using Instead of using profile pictures, Hatched shows potential matches depicted as eggs.

Dating apps are already dehumanising – how can artificial intelligence possibly make them any better?

A study from Axios and Generation Lab finds that approximately 79% of college students have not used a dating app within the last month.

Filters, editing apps, and AI selfie generators like Lensa, Remini, and Photo AI are altering our perception of ourselves and others.

Adult film icon and media investor Riley Reid aims to bring the transformational capabilities of generative AI to adult entertainment with an online platform where users can chat with digital versions of adult content creators.

‘There’s real potential for manipulation here.’

Only some people can get the “Select” program.

A therapist weighs in.

A study found that 76% of people dating have either ghosted or been ghosted. Why is this considered acceptable?

78 percent of Hinge daters assume their match isn’t interested if they’re on their phone during the date.