Daters do want AI help in finding human love.
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Singles see AI as a dating tool, not as a dating prospect, according to new Match Group data shared first with Axios.
Why it matters: Daters want AI to reduce friction, but many draw a line at using chatbots as substitutes for human relationships.
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