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HomePhys.org - Computers‘Appy marriages: AI helps hundreds of Japanese wed

‘Appy marriages: AI helps hundreds of Japanese wed

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A total of 265 couples have married after meeting on an AI-powered dating app launched by the Tokyo government in 2024 to lift Japan’s low birth rate, according to official data.

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