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title: "Tinder tests the waters of AI to assist users in matching"
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description: "Tinder is testing a new feature called \"Chemistry,\" which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to assist users in matching. Although the \"swiping\" mechanism remains central, AI will provide a more personalized matching approach. CEO Raskoff stated that AI will recommend more relevant connections and enhance safety standards. In the future, users can improve AI learning effectiveness through questionnaires and personal photos. Senior Vice President Pein pointed out that the new feature aims to reduce the time users spend on the app and encourage more real-life interactions"
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# Tinder tests the waters of AI to assist users in matching

(Agence France-Presse New York, December 12) The popular dating app Tinder announced today that it is testing a new feature called "Chemistry," which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to assist users in matching.

Tinder emphasized that its classic mechanism, allowing users to express interest in other users through "swiping," which has been the core of the app since its founding in 2012, will remain unchanged, but AI is expected to bring a more personalized way of finding matches.

Tinder CEO Spencer Rascoff stated in a press release: "We are leveraging AI to recommend more relevant connections while continuing to enhance safety standards, so that people can feel confident taking the next step."

Tinder pointed out that AI enables its service to "better understand your personality, the vibe you give off, and what truly matters to you," and this tool will learn from the data in users' accounts.

Tinder also mentioned that they plan to one day allow users to enhance AI learning outcomes by filling out questionnaires and sharing personal photo profiles with AI.

Hillary Paine, Tinder's Senior Vice President of Product, told Agence France-Presse that they plan to launch new features like "Chemistry" to help users spend less time on the app and more time interacting in real life.

She stated: "What you will see is more of an evolution reflecting what modern young daters are seeking."

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