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The problems are incentive structures and not technological. What happens if it uses AI but isn't clearly better?

 yeah, they built the perfect dating app with OkCupid in the 2000s and they didn't need AI for that

 Then this resolves NO. It needs to actually be good.

It must be noticibly better than current mass market dating apps. Maybe the AI asks personalized questions to each participant in order to find people to pair them up with, maybe it asks for a video of them, maybe it asks for access to their dating and/or porn history, or any other approach. It just needs to clearly be leveraging the power of contemporary AI to improve matching.

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