Men who can’t find a date are reportedly turning to artificial intelligence and self-proclaimed love gurus to craft attractive dating profiles.
“My AI tips and training can take anyone from zero to hero,” London-based model Stefan-Pierre Tomlin, 32, told Southwest News, according to the New York Post.
Tomlin runs a site called Celebrity Love Coach, where subscribers can pay about $55 to $150 a month for his advice and “support to help you reach your dating goals,” according to the site. Subscribers also get access to “custom” artificial intelligence to craft attractive dating profiles.
“I’m selling a real solution — a custom action plan that uses machines to correct your dating mistakes,” Tomlin said. “Think of it as the Viagra of your social profile.”
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Love guru Stefan-Pierre Tomlin discusses how artificial intelligence can help men date. (Southwest News Agency)
“You’ll go from no dates to full diaries,” he adds.
Tomlin, who calls himself “the most liked guy” on Tinder, never struggled with dating. He likens his dating service to people using their dishwasher to make their lives easier, arguing, “My clients use AI and our training to make their dating lives more fulfilling and longer.”
According to Tomlin, the dating app uses OpenAI’s popular chatbot ChatGPT, along with software developed for Tomlin, to learn about people’s profiles and even change their appearance.
Tomlin fired back, saying that using his service wasn’t cheating and that he was “playing fair.”
“It’s not about cheating, it’s about giving power back to the less fortunate,” he said. “I give people who don’t have a genetic advantage a hidden edge in the dating game.”
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Using AI to generate the ideal dating profile is nothing new, with a study from the University of New South Wales in Sydney finding that 62% of singles in 2020 will swipe right – meaning users find the profile attractive and want to match This person – in the AI generated dating profile.
In this photo illustration, the Google Bard AI logo is displayed on a smartphone with the Chat GPT logo in the background. (Photo illustration by Avishek Das/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
The research is based on surveys of more than 1,000 people who saw AI-generated profiles, including photos and descriptions of fake people. The study found that 67 percent of respondents said they would also like to train AI to swipe right for them on dating apps.
Some recent news reports have shown that men are increasingly relying on artificial intelligence to match and message women, and some dating apps focused on artificial intelligence have emerged. CupidBot, an AI-powered dating app that claims to let people go on dates “a few times a week through absolutely doing nothing,” was in beta mode as of last month and is expected to roll out to the masses in the near future.
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The word artificial intelligence is seen in this illustration taken on March 31, 2023. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration (Reuters/Dado Ruvic/Illustration)
“Dating apps have always favored women, so I decided to change the scales…I fought back by building an AI bot that could swipe and chat for me,” the creator of the AI-powered dating app said in a since-deleted post Said a Reddit post, the New York Post reported last month.
Iris, another AI-powered dating app, trained the technology to “match users based on their likelihood of finding each other attractive,” according to the site.
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“iris saves you (a lot of) time in the long run. It’s the only app that connects members based on likelihood of mutual attraction. And there’s no catfish on iris: all members’ photos are taken via selfies Verify,” the website continues.
Close-up of couple holding wedding rings (iStock)
For Tomlin, he said his goal in mentoring those looking for love is to “change the dating game by using artificial intelligence technology and developing software to match men with women.”
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According to Tomlin, his coaching program has paid off, explaining that 32 of the 45 men he helped go on dates in the past two months.
