Met@Chabad uses artificial intelligence to suggest matches, while relying on trusted coaches and mentors to verify compatibility and guide couples toward lasting marriages. Artificial intelligence has made it harder to trust what you see online, including on dating apps. Singles are left wondering whether the person they're matching with is who they claim to be, whether their witty messages were written by them or by ChatGPT or whether the profile is even real. Rather than abandoning artificial intelligence (AI) altogether, Chabad, a Jewish organization, is combining it with old-fashioned human matchmaking to help singles find lasting relationships. On Aug. 9, the group is set to hold what it hopes will be the world's largest Jewish virtual speed dating event, bringing together 13,000 singles from more than 30 countries. The event comes just after Tu
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Met@Chabad uses artificial intelligence to suggest matches, while relying on trusted coaches and mentors to verify compatibility and guide couples toward lasting marriages. Artificial intelligence has made it harder to trust what you see…
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