Tinder wants AI to set you up on a date - BBC News

When I first met Sean Rad, back in 2013, Tinder was a blossoming dating app. It was known primarily for, how shall I put it, casual relationships. Back then he told me Tinder was "good for humanity", a line I instantly latched onto as being faintly ridiculous, and wonderful for a headline. But now when I think of how Tinder has impacted my life, and those of several people close to me, I start to see what he was getting at. Life-changing things have happened to millions of people thanks to that simple swipe-yes-swipe-no interface.