The big dating apps have proprietary matching algorithms that they’re famously cagey about, but most rely on a combination of stated preferences – what you tell the app you want in a partner ...

Some say dating apps are poor search tools precisely because of algorithms, since romantic connection is notoriously hard to predict, and that they're "micromanaging" dating.

From Siri and Alexa to self-driving cars and Chat GPT, AI is transforming our world, including online dating, in ways that were once only imagined in science fiction.

The architecture of dating apps remains a mystery, but some users and experts believe racism and body image discrimination are being promoted on the platforms.

So how exactly do startups handle the development of these matching algorithms and what can the average entrepreneur learn from these examples?

Because matching algorithms are a major selling point for dating apps like Tinder, Bumble and Hinge, they are usually kept proprietary. Sharabi said this makes it difficult, if not impossible, to ...

Call it the dating app paradox: Dating apps are supposed to be matching lovebirds together, but once they do, the lovebirds fly away — and take their money with them.