The “Devious” Hack Aussie Are Using To Up Their Dating Game

You’ve swiped, you’ve matched, and then… the dreaded opener.

How many ways can you say, “Hey, nice dog,” without feeling like a human shrug emoji?

Enter the latest dating hack: artificial intelligence. Yep, the same tech we’re using to write emails, brainstorm captions, and pretend we know what we’re doing at work is now moonlighting as our personal Cupid.

ChatGPT and platforms like WingGPT and PlugAI are stepping into the dating scene, promising to give users an edge in crafting witty one-liners, bios, and even full conversations.

It makes sense. If you’re already outsourcing your work emails to ChatGPT, why not let it help with your love life too?

The apps can help daters come across as cleverer, more engaging, and dare we say… less boring? Because if it finally puts an end to bios that say “just ask,” we might just owe AI a thank-you card.

But here’s the question; is this cheating? Sure, it’s one thing to use AI for a zinger in your opening message, but what happens when your chatty, hilarious match can’t back it up IRL? If the in-person banter falls flatter than their gym selfies, it’s game over.

Then again, aren’t we all guilty of a little “optimistic marketing” on our profiles?

We choose our most flattering pics, act like we’re out hiking every weekend instead of bingeing Netflix, and curate a vibe that’s just a smidge aspirational.

If AI is just another way of putting our best digital foot forward, is it really that different?

At the end of the day, if AI helps filter out lazy bios and gives us conversations that don’t start with “sup,” maybe it’s not such a bad thing. Just as long as they can hold their own in real life - no robots allowed on date night, thanks.

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