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Maybe stop predatory pricing, implement a ironclad privacy policy, do something against bot spam, stop selling sensitive and personalized user data, do something against harassment and gender discrepancy.
But no, ChatGPT in a trenchcoat will surely save you.
Who even gives a shit, all dating apps are owned by only 2 companies. They're all the same.
Tinder loses users by making good matches, so maybe this algorithm will match people worse to retain them longer? But that is also what's keeping people from using the app in the first place.
Is this statistically true? This is anecdotal, but Tinder seems to be the worst of all the major dating apps. It seems to have way more bots and scammers than Bumble and Hinge. I'm not on any of these things anymore, but the match quality for me was way higher on Bumble, Hinge, and even Facebook dating. I'd be pretty impressed if Tinder could make their product worse. It would be a true testament to the power of AI.
Anecdotal but tinder is by far the best for me.
Gonna be hard for an AI to match people based on a handful of pictures and a few hundred characters. That’s what’s always turned me off about swiping apps
Bots swiping on bots on behalf of bots