For the record, I don’t own socks with sloths on them. argyle patterns? Strips? definitely. I have three pairs with the CNET logo on them. But no sloths.
ChatGPT thinks I might, and also thinks that fact might get me matches on Hinge, or Bumble, or whatever dating app has the audacity to ask me a random fact about myself.
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Here’s a random fact about me: When I experienced how chat Might deal with rewriting my dating app profile An experimental AI chatbot tried to turn me into a crazed, awkward dream girl who forgets to water her “jungle” of houseplants, dances to her favorite “tunes” and searches for a “freaky fellow” to go on * * * * * * “The Adventures” shudder * with.
In the past few months, Humanity discovers the capabilities of artificial intelligence tools A fast-moving mix of horror and magic. Art created by artificial intelligence so cold – except maybe ripped off by human artists. chat He can write songsBut does that mean creativity no longer lives in the penthouse of a building for which robots don’t have a master card?
When I first read a PR pitch suggesting that ChatGPT could be used to write bios and answer prompts on dating apps, I sneered out of the blue, “But of course.” Then I started to wonder what kind of history AI could be. Can I create the world’s most effective dating profile through the power of machine learning?
I’ve decided to work on crafting the prompts, start simple, and then nudge ChatGPT toward increasing chaos.
Prompt: “Write a 500-character dating app bio for a woman who loves music, books, and house plants.”
Answer: “A music lover, bookworm, and proud plant parent. I spend my free time singing along to my favorite tunes, diving into the latest bestsellers, and tending to my ever-growing collection of houseplants. I am looking for someone who shares my passion and is willing to join me on spontaneous adventures and nights out.” Relaxing and trips to the local nursery. Let’s swap book and album recommendations over coffee and discuss our favorite genres. Bonus points if you have a green thumb!”
Total. Exclamation mark? In the resume?! I never will.
Prompt: Write a funny, one-sentence response to the dating app prompt: “My plan for the zombie apocalypse is…”
Answer: “My plan for the zombie apocalypse is to teach zombies to slice cha-cha, because you can never have too much cardio in a crisis.”
I stared at the reply. It’s a little funny. Heart in crisis? Is this something? Does ChatGPT understand the underlying absurdity?
I tried to enter some resolution and text.
Prompt: “Write an opening message for a dating app but don’t ask the person out on a date yet. I just watched the last episode of The last of us And they feel emotionally vulnerable.”
Hey, if Bill can trap his mate in the middle of a fungal disaster, maybe there’s still hope for everyone.
Answer: “Hi! I just finished watching the latest episode of The Last of Us and I’m feeling a little emotional. I couldn’t help but notice that we’re enjoying the game. Wanna talk about the ups and downs of a post-apocalyptic world and all the emotions that brings?”
Can you wince from existence like the last flash of light from a star that died eons ago?
Then I asked ChatGPT if she believed in life after love.
The worst offender of them all sent a spider sliver into my soul at the first two words.
Prompt: Write a funny opening message for a dating app but don’t ask the person out on a date just yet. The person shares your interest in cats and indie music.
Answer: “Meow there! I couldn’t help but notice our shared love of cats and indie music from 2010. I have a feeling we could spend hours talking about our favorite fur babies and debating the best Fleet Foxes album. Wanna join forces and start our own cat-friendly indie band? “
meow there. meow there? If someone sent me this greeting, I would delete my entire dating app, put my phone in a plastic bag, put it as deep as possible in the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump and spend the rest of my life training pigeons to hand out hard copies of memes to my friends.
In an effort to process my feelings, I called Tik toker Amelia Samson. Samson makes TikToks around modern day dating chemical blaze and especially around the mind-bending weird and offensive profiles that are floating around on the apps. It gives voice to the angry disbelief you feel every time someone writes “just ask” on their bio.
ChatGPT is like the smartest guy I’ve ever dated.
Amelia Samson, TikToker
“Oh no,” she said, when I read “Meow there” reply to her over the phone, “ChatGPT is like the meanest guy I’ve ever dated.”
There was a lot to unpack. Can ChatGPT material be used as long as it’s accurate and you just need some help populating what you want to say about yourself? Do other users need to know that you used ChatGPT? (I sure want to know.) What happens if you start talking about slithering cha-cha with zombies on your profile but can’t muster that level of weirdness in real life?
“I think there are ways to use it, especially for dating apps and writing things about you that are honest and believable,” Samson said.[but] As it continues to progress and grow and get smarter, people can start to misuse it, and that’s what I think is so scary about it.”
Dating apps already suffer from problems like filters, bots, and catfishing. The Federal Trade Commission reported that people went missing $547 million for romance scams in 2021. And even if some people hoping to get a ChatGPT account aren’t trying to pay you for pet iguana surgery, faking is an age-old problem in the dating world.
The dance is over, guys. You never finished reading Infinite Jest.
I should never have asked ChatGPT to write my dating profile.
GT
Fake expert knowledge
Once upon a time, lying to yourself required some creativity. With ChatGPT, I didn’t have to use any of my brainpower to invent false details about myself. It provided me with an imaginative knowledge of Asian street food, a penchant for crying in the car to Everybody Hurts by REM, and a story about getting lost in Tuscany and ending up on a goat farm.
“[It’s] Samson said, “It took a lot of work to create the lie.”
If that sounds like a snatch of the hand, well, we all have our hobbies.
I reached out to Bumble and OkCupid to see how aware apps like them are of this particular use of AI.
Bumble said it is watching the development of artificial intelligence extensively and how it could affect both its community and its business. “We are always reviewing the latest technology considering what might make sense to add to our product,” a company spokesperson said via email.
OkCupid said it got ChatGPT to write some questions to ask daters, like what they value most in a partner or how they like to spend their weekend.
WooPlus, a dating app for plus size datingAdded a ChatGPT Help button that people can use when they need help answering messages from potential matches. Message engagement went up 200% as a result of the feature, according to a blog post, but the app also admitted that some users said they felt fooled by the idea.
But for now at least, there may be some hope for those interested in the intersection between AI and dating: There’s no way the bewildered enthusiasm of some of these prompts can stop the match. After we talked, Samson asked ChatGPT about a fun animal fact — the kind you might use in an instant message, and gave her an answer about how sloths get out (again with sloths!).
“Did you know that sloths only defecate once a week and that the feces they produce are so large that they can be up to a third of a sloth’s body weight?”
ChatGPT isn’t done playing Casanova.
“Dating me is like getting a first-row ticket to a non-stop thrill ride full of laughter, sparkling conversation, and spontaneous kisses.”
“One thing you should know about me is that I tend to indulge in self-interpretational dancing at inopportune times, but this is how I express my pleasure.”
“…I can read every line of the desk.”
Yes friends. From the massive pools of data that ChatGPT pulls, boiling with every imaginable pop culture reference – from all the TV shows that have sent wavelengths of light and sound into our faces since Philo Farnsworth dreamed of moving pictures In horizontal lines across receivers while plowing a potato field – this advanced AI has collapsed back in on itself like everyone else bored online.
Prompt: Write a brief one-sentence ending to a comment about how bad ChatGPT is at writing dating profiles.
Answer: “ChatGPT seems to be better at generating responses than generating romance.”
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