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Hinge Founder Raises $18M for New AI Dating Service, Overtone
Hinge founder Justin McLeod has announced an $18 million fundraise for his new dating company, Overtone. The platform uses AI to provide highly curated introductions, setting it apart from traditional dating apps. McLeod's goal is to use AI to help users find more relevant matches, without delegating conversations and
Hinge founder Justin McLeod has announced an $18 million fundraise for his new dating company, Overtone. The platform uses AI to provide highly curated introductions, setting it apart from traditional dating apps. McLeod's goal is to use AI to help users find more relevant matches, without delegating conversations and connections to computers. Overtone's approach to using AI in dating aims to provide a more meaningful and human experience, rather than relying on algorithms and swiping.
Hinge founder Justin McLeod has announced an $18 million fundraise for his new dating company, Overtone. The platform uses AI to provide highly curated introductions, setting it apart from traditional dating apps. McLeod's goal is to use AI to help users find more relevant matches, without delegating conversations and
- Hinge founder Justin McLeod raised $18 million for his new dating company, Overtone.
- Overtone uses AI to provide highly curated introductions, not a traditional dating app.
- The company aims to use AI to narrow down potential matches, rather than outsourcing conversations and connections to computers.
Miau Labs takeOvertone's approach to using AI in dating aims to provide a more meaningful and human experience, rather than relying on algorithms and swiping.