Russian Man Uses AI To Find Love Online

Flirting can be difficult. We've all been there. So, why not have AI do all the hard stuff for us? That's what one man decided to do, and it worked! Meet the Russian Man who used AI to find love online.

We may be concerned about the future of AI and all the problems it can cause. However, there could be benefits we haven't thought about!

According to Oddity Central, 23-year old Russian man recently revealed that he trained and used AI platform ChatGPT to filter through dating profiles to find the best possible matches. Well, it worked! He found his wife. Can you say the same?

Alexander Zhadan went viral on RuNet, which is the online Russian-speaking community, after he wrote a paper on ChatGPT. Now, he's making headlines again. The IT professional used ChatGPT, an AI tool, to filter through thousands of girl's online dating profiles so he could find his perfect partner. Sound crazy? It shouldn't. It's backed on data and science. Plus, it worked!

Now, the story has created a controversy online over the morality of using AI in dating. According to Oddity Central, Alexander acknowledges that ChatGPT has its limitations and he still needed to get involved personally to connect with the dates in question.

Oddity Central reports that it all started with Alexander's frustrations with the typical dating apps and sites. He would swipe, swipe, swipe and not find an ideal match. Or, when he thought he found one, it would quickly crumble. It became a massive waste of time. So, what would happen if he used this AI tool to make his search more efficient? It makes sense!

These dating apps already use some sort of AI technology to help you find your partner. You can enter filters and stuff to help, but is it enough? Not according to Alexander. So, he took to ChatGPT. He used the tool to filter women based on profile pictures, astrology references, religious references, and more per Oddity Central.

He says the hardest part was training the tool to communicate to the women. According to Oddity Central, one time it even set him up on a date without notifying him about it. Safe to say, she did not appreciate that!

In the end, the tool helped him go on 12 dates. One of those dates was Katerina, who is now his wife. He credits ChatGPT for giving him the right suggestions to get her to say yes. I probably wouldn't tell her that.

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The future is now obviously, well when I wrote that, that was the past. Now, um... now it's the present. What I will write next will be the future. You get the idea. We live in a time people in the distant past only dreamt about. Our time is one of incredible advancements in technology. There was a time when the abacus was the top dog in technology. And now our iPhones sure make that look incredibly stupid. Yes, the wonders of tomorrow are seemingly today... these technological advancements have real potential to help society and continue propelling us forward... or they could bring about our doom. Here's 5 technological advancements that I find both amazing and also terrifying to my core!

One area of humanity that I'm assuming all creative types of people were not worried about was robots taking over was the art world. How could a machine possibly replicate the the human experience's interpretation of the world around us and then placing the magnificence onto a canvas. Surely only humans have the emotional depth to create what we consider art. There's absolutely no way a machine could do that better than us. Well, turns out they can. And not only can they do art... they do art BETTER than artists that are featured in the Colorado State Fair. Sorry, to Colorado's modern day Van Gogh's but... you got your asses kicked by artificial intelligence and the nerd that learned how to use it.

I guess that our only course of action, should robots rise to power is to see what James Cameron thinks we should do. We all saw 'Terminator 2.' We know that the last thing we need is liquid terminators. They are an extra pain in the ass. A robot that can shift its shape and squeeze through about anything is definitely the stuff of nightmares. Unless we can get to a molten metal factory or steal a truck with a bunch of liquid nitrogen, I really don't know what we will do when this magnetic slime robot becomes self aware.

There are plenty of anime with giant battling mechs and mech suits. Nerds sure love this stuff. The idea of having a giant mech suit we can hop into to fight the giant mechs we created that are destroying our cities should at least give you some comfort. Sure, right now all we have to worry about are drones and robot dogs... but the right Dr. Wiley from Megaman type of scientist comes along and what do ya know... giant robots are terrorizing everyone and making their day extra sh**y. This guy built his own mech suit, so he's ready. But for the rest of us we are at a real disadvantage for whatever dystopian mech future awaits us.

I've talked about it before on Dave and Chuck The Freak. The frightening idea of microscopic robots. The good thing is that the medical application of robots built on a microscopic scale could be completely world-changing in the area of healthcare. But I can't help but imagine the nightmare of someone blowing a bunch of them on you then having them crawl into your orifices, ultimately getting into your bloodstream and brain and controlling you like a zombie. I obviously have problems.

What is the one thing that can make scary robots even scarier? Well, if they were dead spiders of course. Scientists have recently discovered how to reanimate spiders to use their legs to work on components that are extremely small. Hey, scientists... seriously? Friggin zombie spider robots? Sure they seem harmless now... but what if one person gets their hands on the ability to make the spiders the size of buildings? What then, scientists?! Yeah, then probably don't do any more work on the zombie spider robot program.

Worried about AI? You're not alone! So is the creator of ChatGPT. Uh oh.