If you consider it as a somewhat novel matchmaking algorithm, I'm not sure where the problem is and could actually be kinda cool. No worse than whatever other opaque ML techniques they already use, anyway.
Obviously you'd never want scenarios where an AI is corresponding with a human, that's disrespectful in the extreme.
The apps are terrible at getting beyond surface level basic compatibility checks, and if this could meaningfully improve “suggested matches”, It’d be a godsend.
But I’m curious to see how this actually plays out, and how they’ll train it to know enough about me to me useful (and if I’d even be willing to let it know that much about me). What I do know is that existing profile fields and prompts are woefully inadequate.
It's in the platform's best financial interest if MAU stays high.
Matching people so well that they find their soul mates isn't conducive to recurring users.