Tinder is turning to a new AI-powered feature, Chemistry, to help it reduce so-called "swipe fatigue," a growing problem among online dating users who are feeling burned out and are in search of better outcomes. Introduced last quarter, the Match-owned dating app said that Chemistry leverages AI to get to know users through questions and, with permission, accesses their Camera Roll on their phone to learn more about their interests and personality.
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