Needs a human touch: People are less likely to swipe right on dating profiles written by AI, although men are more easily fooled than women, study claims

AI might slowly be taking over the world but it is still lagging behind at online dating, a study claims. Singletons are far more likely to swipe right on a real-life profile compared to one written by ChatGPT. The results found 36 per cent of women said'Yes' on Tinder to an AI-generated male but this rose to almost 64 per cent who did so for genuine life details. But it was far closer for men, who swiped right for 46 per cent of AI summaries and 54 per cent of those written by humans. Alex Limanowka, a relationship coach and psychotherapist, said: 'This gender disparity suggests that men often rely more on photos and may swipe right without reading the woman's profile.'