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I am not too creeped out by the concept of this bot (actually, I find the whole idea amusing). I can understand why people would find it creepy, but I feel that
by kehrlann 12y ago
I am not too creeped out by the concept of this bot (actually, I find the whole idea amusing). I can understand why people would find it creepy, but I feel that the creepiness comes from Tinder rather than the bot ... It's only possible because of Tinder and the way it makes users interact with each other.
Not a Tinder user myself, so I guess I'm biased in this case.
- StavrosK 12y agoI can't understand why people would find it creepy. There's already a filter built into Tinder (show me women/men), why is an extra filter suddenly creepy? If a bot can know what I find unattractive and filter that out, why not?
- warcode 12y agoProbably the automated messaging/conversation. Anything else is just normal Tinder.
- lmm 12y agoJust like IRL: only looking at women or only looking at men isn't creepy. But only looking at people with particular physical characteristics (aside from the small set that are acceptable to judge on) is creepy.
- path411 12y agoI think this is a pretty natural progression of applying machine learning to real life. I find that people will say things like "I prefer people with blue eyes", but what they are really saying is that the people they find attractive often have blue eyes. Humans don't seem to be able to actually determine the characteristics of a person's looks that makes them attractive, and rather resort to pattern recognition bias. So instead a computer is able to determine what you are actually attracted to as it doesn't have the same bias and is able to consciously distinguish more data from a person's face than the extremely basic set a human can.