Bumble Bets on AI to Boost Dating App Amidst Slowing Growth

Bumble, the dating app, is doubling down on AI-powered features to improve its platform and compete with rivals like Tinder. While Bumble’s revenue increased in Q2, it missed analyst expectations, leading to stock downgrades. The company is focusing on enhancing the user experience and battling fake profiles, while also trying to attract more free users.

Dating in 2024: Here’s What Men and Women Really Want

According to a recent survey, 91% of men and 94% of women believe dating is hard. Despite this, there are many incorrect assumptions being made about what women (and men) truly want. The most important thing for both sexes is to be kind. While some people may have been indulging in casual sex and flings prior to the pandemic, lockdown was a ‘reckoning’ for singles and helped us to understand what our values truly were. Social media can also contribute to these warped assumptions, as users can be sent down rabbit holes of fairly extreme views on relationships. However, it is important to remember that we should not blame the apps themselves, but rather our own lack of critical thinking. Ultimately, if we want to have successful dates, we need to prioritize our own well-being. This will allow us to show our true colors and attract others who are emotionally secure.

Tinder Enhances Safety Features with New Date-Sharing Capability

Tinder is introducing a new feature that allows users to easily share date details with trusted individuals for enhanced safety and peace of mind. This feature enables users to provide their loved ones with essential information such as the date, time, location, and a photo of their match. The platform aims to foster a sense of community and excitement surrounding dates while prioritizing user well-being.

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