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Yeah, naivly thinking that the CEO of Bumble has our succesful love life in mind :D

And exploitation of your character profile. Her last name is wolfe. I’ll let you guess what heritage that is and where your data will go

Of course.

I was going to say it would save time and hassle the way she explained it, but when it comes to real world it mostly comes down to how much they can squeeze out of your wallet.

I'm waiting for this but for Eugenics types. Elite breeding or something creepy as fuck. 23&Me buys out Bumble and now you have to present a genetic history of your whole family.

Just one narcissist?

@@liamoconlocha3264 Oh, c'mon. So petty.

Found one!!!

That's nice. Do you both agree, you're "happily married" though ? Does she have a dating app on her smartphone?

I'm happily married and been for about 15 years and it does feel like that

😂😂

But that's the amazing part of this. Now they can say our magic love goblin has concluded, in conjunction with the other person's magic love goblin, that you are incompatible in seconds. Think of all the extra work I can do for my capitalist boss while I am not engaging in human activities.

The simulation stopped trying as hard and now picks the people's names based on a parody of their jobs.

The idea is so sad. Instead of having the support and advice of real people (friends, family or therapists), we're being told to resort to a fucking AI. Black mirror. Nevertheless, Michael's point is very fair: dating apps are a dumpster fire, that AI might reduce the range of options and people won't be too picky and, as a result, lonely because nobody swipes them approvingly. However, I think the best choice is to ditch dating apps.

@@guillermo.mserrano oh, his take is sensible, considering the state of things - I meant no disservice to what he said at all. It’s the utter infection of each and every one of our personal relationships with people by fucking techbro apps and commercial doublespeak. Like, when you see a concert and everyone is filming it on their phones, that sort of thing. Why can’t we just hang out with people anymore and see how it goes? Given that’s the world we are in, I get what Michael said, but… Christ, I wish we could just be left alone to meet people on a dog walk or by the water cooler or at a bar with friends or something. And I get why this stuff is ‘needed’: we just don’t have the time, energy or money to go have fun with our community anymore. It’s more a heartsick cry for a past that was more connected and socialised, I wasn’t bashing Michael. He’s right. I just wish he didn’t have to be.

Please don’t use the Lord’s name in vain.

@@syriacchristianity9007 you have literally NO IDEA if that was a genuine prayer or plea. You just assumed, as per usual.

Eh?

It basically is an arranged marriage that they're proposing, similar to Married at First Sight

​@@matt69nicearranged via real people, they mean.

​@@matt69nicemore like Married with Children.

For the most part, your average government is just another corporate department pushing favourable deregulation/legislation so really.. it's just corporations..

Aren't they the same thing now days?

Oh yeah because marriages over the decades before dating apps were so amazing and definitely not dysfunctional /s

Keep calm and do what the AI is telling you!

@@matt69nice And software has made that better?

@@martinfiedler4317 no, I'm saying that people yearning to bring that world back lack perspective of its problems.

@@matt69nicewhat problems would be different than online? You’re still at a similar chance and it presents itself with a whole new set of problems

Just like the psychiatrist

I want to seek out this help. Is FreudGPT already online?

instead of using dating apps you might as well just make AI for people to date.

@@MusMasioh that’s happening, too. Don’t you worry

@@MusMasi already happened

Well no the luddites was a reaction to job losses due to technology. So if former binmen destroyed ai bin collectors that would be analogous to the luddites

@@archie7218 yeah. That crossed my mind too. But that would only be in a society where humans had to do the bins. Even with the looms etc., I don’t think the Luddites would have destroyed them if the workers got to participate in the profits.

I think with government programs like perimeter, PRISM, Tempora etc and first person killer micro drones, we've been in a black mirror episode for decades.

Yeah, but this is specifically from Hang the DJ. @@Redsauce101

grt point!!

You already are if you’re signed up for RU-vid

As the Twilight Zone did before it.

@@execututor9954 haven't heard of this show before. What's it about?

Although that episode showed this technology as being good, which at the time I was super disappointed by because I was thinking in our world there is no way this would actually work for the betterment of people. When the episode came out I was sat there thinking when is it all going to go wrong 😂

@@mgs_4k198 Seriously? It's from the 1960's. It's all surreal spooky dystopian stuff. It's the inspiration behind Black Mirror. Check it out.

@@execututor9954 came here to say this, Black mirror is a modern day rip off of the twilight zone. Some great episodes but also incredibly hit and miss and overly gratuitous violence and horror for the sake of it.

So an Indian arranged marriage then?

nice and close to pass your information off to scammers as well.

Sold private messages.

It’s a very damning comment on society in general. People shouldn’t be that lonely.

​@@SuperDfloweryup, but simple minds search for simple answers.

Yeah "oh shit, we were trying to look clever, but our arrogance let the mask slip off for a moment"

If the dates are pointless. Don't go on them.

"I want to date without having to date"