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platypus_plumba ,

Hang the DJ

GroundedGator ,

youtu.be/cmQl1StkEwc?si=tpIoWDGKjULsFRgq

zcd ,

“If only there was a way to make online dating MORE of a dystopian hellscape”

“You’re not gonna believe this…”

ininewcrow ,
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Hunger Games! … it starts with 20 random players and the last two remaining individuals of any sex or orientation are paired off as a happy couple

massive_bereavement ,
@massive_bereavement@kbin.social avatar

Hang the DJ?

GluWu ,

I volunteer as tribute.

EldritchFeminity ,

Hot signals in your area? It’s more likely than you think! Just click on every dude holding a fish in this captcha to find out more!

taiyang ,

So we’re teaching it how to be awful? Best part is it’s also getting okcupid so AI is about to get a hell of a lot kinkier, too.

AllonzeeLV , (edited )

In the future, people’s designated AIs will determine compatibility with other’s designated AIs.

If our many self-created crises don’t decimate our species and collapse civilization at least. Then those left might actually have to pro-socially interact and cooperate with each other to survive. Scary thought, I know. How the hell are you supposed win and fuck over the other person to get more if you have to cooperate?!

z3rOR0ne ,

Oh Tinder, how do you always get romance so right? /s

autotldr Bot ,

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Match Group, the international conglomerate that owns Tinder, Hinge, OkCupid, and almost every other popular dating app, just inked a major partnership with OpenAI.

The company shared only a few hazy details, saying AI will help employees with “work-related tasks.” The dating giant says it long term plan is to squeeze artificial intelligence into “literally everything” in its apps.

However, Match Group has been explicit that it thinks it will be good for its business and the world if just about every part of its users’ interactions is shaped and filtered through the algorithmic lens of artificial intelligence.

And so far, that shift includes a surprisingly tolerant policy towards people plugging AI into their dating profiles and letting it run amok on other users.

At the time, a company spokesperson told Gizmodo that “Tinder and Match Group believe AI is a great tool that we believe will make dating better.”

In fact, Match Group wants to explore building its own AI tools that could perform tasks like writing your conversation starters or suggesting date ideas.

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