Dating algorithms have been a fun, low-stakes way for students on campus to meet new people. But have students actually been able to find love and connection?

Stanford's student-created "Date Drop" algorithm has captivated campus, matching nearly 2,500 undergrads weekly based on compatibility questions. The platform features "Play Cupid" and "Shoot Your ...

Stanford University's campus is abuzz over a dating algorithm created by a student. An experimental dating platform, "Date Drop," which has connected more than 5,000 students, is spreading quickly and ...

Artificial intelligence and dating apps might be a perfect match in digital age, revolutionizing romance and how you find your Valentine.

When Serena Smith rejoined dating apps after a break-up, she got vanishingly few matches — that is, until she changed her race to ‘white’ When my long-term relationship came to an end last year, I was ...

Tired of the apps, many daters are taking matters into their own hands — and they’re getting creative with it It was Wednesday when one of 27-year-old Siren Dahlsveen’s friends texted their group chat ...

Dating apps are designed to keep users hooked using a reward system based on a swipe right or a new message. This can create an artificial feeling of love and connection when in reality it may just be ...

Researchers fabricated an AI-driven dating website that delivered below or beyond expectations of the user. They found that how expectations were matched — or mismatched — correlated to whether the ...