The new Sitch application merges the reconciliation of man and AI

Can Amnesty International improve the dating app? A new dating application called Sich It aims to know this by taking advantage of human experience in reconciling the authority of the artificial intelligence model.

Dating applications today on Onboarding speed and has millions of options. Users create profiles within seconds by downloading pictures and answering simple questions. Applications then depend on the basic information and comments from user strikes to find potential matches.

Sitch aims to follow a more thinking approach through its movement and uses large language models to bring the experience of the human success maker to experience the dating application, which helps people find possible matches without passing.

Nandini Moullaji, which is a talent for the dating market from her grandmother, also participated in the match. She said that while companies like Match and Bumble dominated the space, people are still not satisfied and do not get the matches they want.

“Good luck is a problem with the data. I was good at success because I had more information about two more people than the dating application. The data in these applications is not enough to tell you whether two people will agree in the long run,” Mawaji said.

Mullaji, a graduate at Stanford College of Business, has worked on many projects that belong to dating and education, including participating in the launch of Bumble in India. The co -founder Chad Depue was CTO for the unknown social network whisper and then worked in Snap.

Mawalji indicated that until recently-when LLMS became more common-it was difficult to expand the scope of the human reconciliation. DePue added that the startup goal is to extract data from personal files and photos using LLMS and show personal matches.

Basically, the Sitch built the Mullaji AI version that helps users on board by asking for details to them using approximately 50 questions, they can answer it through text or sound.

After creating a DATER profile, AI Matchmaker maker displays its proposed matches. If both users agree to match each other, the robot adds them to a group chat with artificial intelligence. At any time-even after real life dates-users can make notes about their matches to improve the allocation of artificial intelligence.

“We are constantly surprised and happy with our confidence in the users in terms of what users share when they are on the plane and when they make notes later,” said Depue. “I think they are also more openly involved, because they know that these data are not publicly shared.”

The startup company initially trained the artificial intelligence models with more than 75 teachers for the conciliation presented by Mullaji, and took advantage of it in its skills in making success to understand the reason for its belief that two people will match. Then the company used notes from users to expand its models.

To generate matches, Sitch determines compatible and contradictory features between profiles.

The company imposes fees on users for each setting (matching), selling settings in packages of three ($ 89.99), five (124.99 dollars), and eight (159.99 dollars).

Sitch is supported by $ 5 million of M13 and A16z Speedrun seed financing, with $ 7 million from young people so far. Anna Barber, a partner in M13, said that the adventure company was excited to see a startup to use artificial intelligence to create a dating application.

“The method that the founders are building the product maps is how someone will work with the actual match maker. You will contact the fancy maker before and after an appointment and make notes constantly.

She added: “Many dating applications are similar to mobile devices, as they try to expand your attention or meet the user experience in order to participate more because they lead to more sales.” “With Sitch, since users pay the introduction, the team does not have to focus on these growth breakthroughs.”

Sitch currently provides its services in New York only, but plans to open a store in more cities this year. The company said it is manually examining all personal files to maintain quality and safety.

The start of operation may be its work because of large companies, such as Tinderand StabbingAnd GrindrAlso, artificial intelligence sickness in different parts of their applications.

Sitch shouts on the fact that people may look forward to moving on scroll applications, such as proverbs Tinder and Stabbing It recorded a slowdown last year. In addition, the company is confident that users give the application more data and intend to be a serious dating, and it will emerge.

The app is currently available on Apple’s App Store.