GabyAI is gradually taking over the world, claiming more and more areas of activity. However, as researchers note, artificial intelligence still lags behind in online dating applications.
Men more often choose photos of women created by AI.
The research results showed that 36% of women said “Yes” to a man created by AI on Tinder. However, this figure rose to nearly 64% when real-life details were presented. At that time men They browsed more profiles to see 46% of resumes created by artificial intelligence and 54% written by people.
Relationship coach and psychotherapist Alex Limanova says that this gender inequality indicates that men are more likely to rely on photos and may scroll through pages without reading a woman’s profile. She notes that the influence of AI on dating apps It is growing, where it is used for creating personal information and editing images.
However, Ms. Limanovka acknowledges that the experiment showed that people still have an advantage over chatbots, as they consistently provide more original responses. Considering that users are attracted to unique personalities, she added that AI It can create perfectly accurate descriptions, but it cannot capture the essence of human uniqueness.
The originality of a person has not yet been conquered by AI.
As noted by the publication Daily Mail according to a survey of 5,000 couples, every fourth person who recently got engaged or married met online. Further research shows that marriages Dating app users have a lower likelihood of ending up in divorce.
In the experiment of the gaming platform Mecca Games, Tinder profiles provided by volunteers were used. Human biographies typically had more original responses.
Real users, without the help of AI, referred to specific passions and provided more personal details. Biographies created with the help of artificial intelligence were more vague, with general phrases that resembled a working document more.
