Single 20-somethings need AI to make first move on dating apps - Hinge boss
Summary
The Hinge dating app uses artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help single people in their 20s start conversations because many feel less confident than older groups. Hinge’s boss says these tools support users in expressing themselves and building connections, amid changing social habits and some users feeling lonely.Key Facts
- Hinge uses AI features to create conversation prompts for users on the app.
- Many single people in their 20s (Gen Z) have less confidence in starting conversations on dating apps.
- Gen Z users spend about 1,000 fewer hours per year socializing in person than people their age did 20 years ago.
- Nearly half of Gen Z in the UK report feeling lonely often or always.
- The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted important social learning years for many young adults.
- Some experts say dating apps have caused "dating app burnout," with users wanting fewer but better connections.
- Hinge’s user numbers in the UK grew to 1.5 million adults by May 2025, while Tinder’s users dropped from 1.9 million to 1.5 million.
- Hinge aims to help people find long-term relationships, not keep users on the app indefinitely.
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