Daysia Tolentino is a culture and trends reporter for NBC News.
The future of dating could be filled with digital, artificial intelligence-powered personas setting each other up, according to the founder of a popular dating app. Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd, speaking Thursday at the Bloomberg Tech Summit in San Francisco, said that her company is considering how AI can assist and empower women in their search for connection. One particular use of AI that Herd mentioned has gained traction online — although not everyone liked the idea.
A clip of Herd at the Bloomberg Summit gained over 10 million views on X, where people expressed uneasiness with the idea of an AI-based dating scene. Some compared it to episodes of 'Black Mirror,' a Netflix series that explores dystopian uses of technology. Others felt like the use of AI in dating would exacerbate the isolation and loneliness that people have been feeling in recent years.
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