Bengaluru Techie Creates AI Woman on Bumble — Gets 2,750 Likes in 2 Hours:

GPT-4o’s image-generating features sparked a techie’s curiosity who lives in Bengaluru. He invented a narrative centered around a non-existent woman, proceeded to create her surrealistic images, which looked eerily lifelike. Out of sheer curiosity, the techie uploaded one of the images on a Bumble dating profile.

A Case Study In Perplexing Digital Reality

Having received more than 2750 likes along with countless messages, fake profiles had gained fictional followers resultantly making the techie the talk of town within hours. Among those likes were several imaginations featuring empathetic ice cream dates. The fractal nature of attention left the techie’s phone in a shock – or a “seizure” as he puts it.

Commenting on this incident, the techie shared how unparalleled widespread loneliness is in the contemporary world. The intention behind his narrative served a digital warning, branding it an apocalypse on humanity’s dire reality of connection.

Eliminating The Profile: AI Integration In Online Dating Ethics

Unlike the unmatched story that went viral, Bumble managed to identify the fake account within 12 hours of existence. After the profile removal, every comment became part of an online discourse analyzing AI-powered dating technologies, emotional investment in dating apps and imbalanced attention margins received in the digital realm.

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The "80-20 rule" of dating apps was mentioned by some users, where a minority of users get the most attention, and some jested that people take digital fame to the next level by pretending to exist.

Tech, Emotions & Dating Reflection

What started off as a joke turned into a social reflection. The experiment highlighted the human-technology intersection in today’s digital world, including the funny yet sad sentiments associated with current dating culture.