Dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, Bumble, and Grindr are placing big bets on AI-powered matchmaking. They are hoping innovations in the space can combat the app fatigue that has stymied growth.

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As you may be aware, Tinder recently declared “friendfluence” one of the top dating trends of the new year, reporting that nearly half of daters say their friends have a significant influence on their ...

In 2025, we swiped our way into good dates, bad dates, relationships, situationships and everything in between. For better or worse, dating apps continue shape how we meet, flirt and find connection.

2026 is coming in hot with a new dating trend. It's called "hot take dating," and, according to Tinder's Year In Swipe 2025 report, released in December, it's already starting to take over the dating ...