ResearchTechCrunch· Jun 18, 2026

Match Survey Finds Nearly Half of U.S. Singles View AI in Dating Negatively

A Match report reveals that 47% of U.S. singles hold negative views toward AI use in dating apps. At the same time, many users remain receptive to AI tools that assist with profile improvements and initial conversation prompts. The findings highlight divided opinions as AI features become more common in the dating industry.

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→47% of singles report negative perceptions of AI in dating
→Users show openness to AI for profile enhancements
→Users also open to AI-generated conversation starters
→Results based on Match survey data

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Match Survey Finds Nearly Half of U.S. Singles View AI in Dating Negatively

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