Dating apps say AI can help people who are too busy, shy or abrasive to win dates. But a growing number of singles are finding that AI makes dating more complicated.

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Dating app The League has launched a series of upscale events in New York, including in the Hamptons and at the US Open, to promote in-person meet-ups.

The dating app also plans to implement a subscription model, which is launching next year. “All the in-app purchases we rolled out will be in our subscription plans,” Alterman shared with us.

Steve Dean, an online dating consultant who helps clients use apps like Hinge and Tinder, said he believed that A.I. could one day replace 80 percent of his job.