随着年轻人对线上约会的厌倦，约会App纷纷尝试通过AI功能自救。Tinder、Hinge和Bumble等平台都引入了AI工具，帮助用户选择照片、打破僵局和撰写资料。然而，彭博情报的最新调查显示，Z世代在使用AI修改照片、消息匹配和编写资料提示时，比千禧一代更不自在。近一半的受访者表示，他们可以独立完成资料创建和消息发送。尽管如此，一些年轻人仍在利用AI寻找伴侣。Match和金赛研究所的研究发现，近一半的Z世代已经在约会中使用AI，甚至有人希望AI成为他们的伴侣。约会App正在努力克服线上约会的疲劳，Tinder的新任CEO Spencer Rascoff 致力于改变Tinder的形象。

🤳 **AI功能引入**: Tinder、Hinge和Bumble等约会App正在积极引入AI功能，以帮助用户选择照片、打破僵局，并撰写个人资料提示，试图提升用户体验。

😟 **Z世代的疑虑**: 彭博情报的调查显示，Z世代在使用AI辅助功能时，相比千禧一代表现出更高的不适感。许多受访者表示，他们不需要AI的帮助就能完成资料创建和消息发送。

🤔 **AI在约会中的应用**: 尽管存在疑虑，但一些年轻人已经在约会中使用AI。Match和金赛研究所的研究表明，近一半的Z世代已经在约会中使用AI，甚至有人希望AI成为他们的伴侣。

🔄 **约会App的应对策略**: 为了应对线上约会的疲劳，约会App正在采取行动。例如，Tinder的新任CEO Spencer Rascoff 致力于改变Tinder的形象，并提出了“Stronger Together, Smarter With AI”的产品原则。

As young adults become more jaded by online dating, dating apps are trying to save themselves with AI features. Over the last few years, all the big players like Tinder, Hinge, and Bumble have added AI-powered tools. Users can now pick profile photos, break the ice, and get prompt help with AI. But has it paid off?

No, according to a new survey from Bloomberg Intelligence. Gen Z reported higher levels of discomfort than millennials when it came to using AI for tasks like modifying photos, messaging matches, and crafting profile prompts. Nearly half of the respondents said they didn't have trouble creating their profiles independently or messaging matches.

The survey of around 1,000 U.S. respondents was collected by Attest on behalf of Bloomberg Intelligence between May 15 and 29. The survey didn't mention apps by name, Bloomberg reported, only the types of features added.

Bloomberg Intelligence technology analyst Nicole D'Souza, who wrote the report on the findings, said they suggested that apps aren't providing features that address user needs. When Mashable spoke to 10 daters earlier this year about dating in 2025, they said that they're sick of dating apps and wanted to date in-person again.

Despite this, though, it seems that some younger people are using AI to find a partner. Match and the Kinsey Institute recently found that nearly half of Gen Z has already used AI in their dating lives. In some cases, young people want AI to be their partner.

Dating apps, however, are working to beat the online dating fatigue. New Tinder CEO Spencer Rascoff, for example, wants to shed Tinder's "hookup reputation." On LinkedIn, he introduced "product principles" that will guide the app in its new era. One of them? "Stronger Together, Smarter With AI."