Dating apps are losing their grip on Gen Z, a generation increasingly fed up with endless swiping and shallow matches, and companies are scrambling to find a solution. Recently, Tinder announced a slew of features, including IRL (in real life) dating sessions, to combat swipe fatigue.
Now, Bumble is trying to address this issue, and its answer is generative AI. As reported by TechCrunch, during its Q4 earnings call, Bumble announced a new AI assistant called Bee.
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It’s designed to work like a personal matchmaker, learning your values, relationship goals, communication style, and more, and then using all this information to find you genuinely compatible matches.
Bee is currently in internal testing but is expected to roll out to beta users soon.
How does Bee work?
Bee powers a new dating experience called “Dates”. When you first use it, Bee starts with an onboarding conversation
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