Rapidly rising numbers of romance-seeking people across China and worldwide are making use of artificial intelligence, or AI, love coaches as they struggle in the dating game. According to a 2023 survey of just over 2,000 single young people, carried out by the China Youth Daily Social Survey Center, the three major dating difficulties young people face are having a fixed social circle, being indoors type and a lack of social skills. AI love coaches provide advice raging from how to reply to messages to how to converse smoothly with dates.
A notable example is RIZZ.AI, which leads the field with has 3.5 million downloads.
The Post take a deep dive into the subject. RIZZ.AI provides a simulated dating environment where users can practise their communication skills and build confidence minus the real-life risks and awkwardness.
Users can choose various dating scenarios on the app, as well situations in different languages. In a “trying food you don’t like” scenario you might find yourself at a vegan restaurant with a date named Kristin. The app coaches you on how to engage effectively with Kristin, aiming to make a positive impression on her despite your differing food preferences.
Also, RIZZ.AI allows users to upload screenshots of their conversations to get suggestions for witty comebacks, offering real-time coaching on flirting and communication. Priced at US$7 per week, RIZZ.
AI’s user base has grown by 30 per cent each quarter. Similar apps have also surged in popul.