Two former UC Berkeley students are letting Artificial intelligence play matchmaker through a new dating app.
Allen Wang and Eric Liu created the app called "Ditto". The app is currently making student love connections at UC Berkeley, San Jose State University and UC San Diego.
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People who use it can tell the app what they are looking for and AI goes to work to find you a match.
Wang and Liu said they made this app to get rid of that middle step of finding a date, like the swiping and small talk.
Former University of California, Berkeley students created an artificial intelligence matchmaker, dubbed Ditto. The app works by letting users put in their interests and what they are looking for and the AI will get to work finding a match. The app is currently available for students at Cal, the University of California, San Diego and San Jose State University. NBC Bay Area's Jessica Aguirre spoke with the company's founders, Allen Wang and Eric Liu, to understand the details.
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