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Dating app uses artificial intelligence - Duration: 0:34.

For more infomation >> Dating app uses artificial intelligence - Duration: 0:34.

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Good Trouble | Zuri Adele and Sherry Cola on Implicit Bias in Dating | Freeform - Duration: 5:26.

If you think online dating sucks,

try doing it as a black woman.

Based on data from sites like OkCupid and Tinder,

black women are more likely than any other demographic

to get rejected!

And if we do get matched,

we are often subjected to sexualized stereotyping

from people trying to pass that sh*t off as flirting.

Like, my character, Malika, calls out in Good Trouble.

[Davia] Oh, he's cute.

"I like my women like I like my coffee ...

black and bitter."

No.

Sorry, I did not see that.

It's true.

While we've seen some progress for diversity

and inclusion in the streets,

we haven't really seen it in the sheets.

Which Malika experienced herself.

Last call. You want anything else?

Sure.

Your number, please.

Yeah, I don't think so.

Really?

You remember when you swiped left on this?

Big mistake.

Huge.

Wait a minute pretty woman.

What are you talking about?

You're on Shipper.

I swiped right on you and yet we never matched

because you didn't think I was worthy.

I would have never swiped left on you. Nope.

I bet none of the matches on your phone look like me.

Let's see.

[Isaac] You wanna see? [Malika] Yeah.

Okay.

Well, let me just ...

You said it yourself, you're more of a Kate Hudson guy.

Hold on, this is not really—

You seem like a nice guy.

But I just don't feel right giving my number to somebody who,

subconsciously or not, wrote me off without a thought.

But that's just one end of our racially divided dating pool.

Because we have a history of segregation

and racial division across the board,

it's unlikely that anyone would want to date someone

who doesn't look like they do.

Which is partly why, when we look for a partner

to start our own family with,

our instinct is to replicate those bonds and who we made them with.

Which plays into why Asian men are less likely

to be deemed desirable by non-Asian women.

Listen, how many times have you seen an Asian man

cast as a heart-throb in a Summer blockbuster?

Actually, I can answer that for you.

It was exactly once.

August 15th 2018.

AKA Crazy Rich Asians day.

So, what's going on?

Well, it could be a couple things.

One is that people tend to be attracted to what they know.

To what's familiar.

And for reasons that range from economic status,

to education level, to cultural heritage,

our circles are still pretty segregated across racial lines.

So, you head out as a mono-cultural girl,

into a multi-cultural world, and the media fills in the blanks for you.

We don't just see this happening in dating apps.

Experts say that these trends mirror

what we see in the dating world in real life.

This is despite most people saying that they are

super open to an interracial relationship.

This also helps explain why women of African descent get no love.

Since we're almost always portrayed as angry,

loud,

difficult.

The opposite of what's considered conventionally feminine.

So, whether it's because of sh*tty representation in media,

or our country's racist track record, or both,

it's clear that there's something rigging the dating game

to be much blander than it could be.

And that something is implicit bias.

Implicit bias is a snap judgment you make about a person

based on your preconceived notions.

And you don't even realize you're doing it.

That's the implicit part.

And sometimes, implicit bias leads us to decide

a person's desirability based purely on race.

And from there, the cycle of rejection perpetuates itself.

Dating apps use an algorithm

that ranks your desirability based on how many people

swipe right or left on you.

If everyone is swiping left on your profile,

you'll get buried under people who are supposedly more desirable.

So, your implicit bias, that causes you to swipe left

on people who don't even look like you,

is screwing everyone over.

Now, we know what some of you are thinking ...

"I'm not racist, I just like what I like."

Sure. And yes, that's okay!

But, make sure you're actually seeing what's out there,

not just what's fed to you by an algorithm

driven by our collective biases.

Which brings me to the good news.

Although the OkCupid study gave us a pretty grim outlook

for anyone looking to dip their toe into interracial waters,

another study from the year earlier found something else.

Something hopeful.

It found that, once a user got a message

from someone of a different race,

meaning, once initial contact had been established,

interactions with other people of that race

went up by 115%!

What that tells us is our implicit biases

really can be eroded.

They're not set in stone.

So, keep that in mind.

Next time you fire up your thumbs

for another round of swiping ...

you never know who you might find.

Share this video if you think it's time

to diversify date night.

For more infomation >> Good Trouble | Zuri Adele and Sherry Cola on Implicit Bias in Dating | Freeform - Duration: 5:26.

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Dating Around Review (Netflix Dating Show) - Duration: 1:21.

Dating Around is a series where each stand alone episode a "real life single" goes

on five first dates.

The goal?

Find out what beautiful babe or babette they'll be taking on a second date.

It has intriguing conversations.

No judgement.

And complex problem solving.

Let's go through this wholesome content together.

Episode 1 sucks cause the main character is boring.

Episodes 2, 3, 4, and 6 all have better lead characters but it's still mostly mundane

with some good moments here and there.

Episode 5 I like, since the interactions are actually interesting.

And you know I had to make a montage of rejection.

I should also add that I'd totally go on a date with this man's mustache.

Anyway, watch episode 5 if this is your sort of thing and I'll see you on the next one.

For more infomation >> Dating Around Review (Netflix Dating Show) - Duration: 1:21.

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Megan Barton-Hanson wouldn't rule out dating a girl - Duration: 11:13.

Megan Barton-Hanson wouldn't rule out dating a girl after split from her Love Island co-star Wes Nelson

She has called time on her romance with Love Island co-star Wes Nelson after just six months.

And Megan Barton-Hanson, 24, has revealed she wouldn't rule out dating a girl in the future, explaining that she wants to break the taboo surrounding bisexuality.

Quizzed by New! magazine about whether she's also attracted to girls, the star said: 'After this broken heart, I feel like, yeah. 'I've dated girls in the past. It's not like I wouldn't do it.'.

Discussing the taboo surrounding bisexuality, Megan said: 'I think more people who have this platform need to speak out to younger girls honestly, saying things like, "I've had a few sexual partners, I've always practiced safe sex.

I appreciate women and I appreciate men".'. Megan also discussed her split from Wes, 20, saying she realised they wanted different things and he was too young for her.

The blonde beauty was upset when he refused to take a day off Dancing On Ice to help her move her valuables after their flat was burgled.

She also said Wes liking pictures of sexy models on Instagram 'clarifies' she made the right decision and 'shows his age'.

However, the social media sensation insists she has no hard feelings with him and believes it was true love - they just weren't the right match in the long term.

Megan has spoken candidly about her struggle with anxiety and depression in the wake of her break-up. Sharing a video of her empty room recently, the beauty got tearful as she confessed she was feeling completely 'alone'.

She began nervously: 'So, I've never done this before, like posted anything when I'm feeling really really c**p, but I always preach about mental health, not just showing your highlights on Instagram.

'It's been a really tough few weeks, and I've been filming for like two days solid, so my mind's been constantly busy.

'And, now I've come back to this new flat I've moved into alone, and it's just sad to come back to complete silence, and I dunno.

After pausing, Megan heartbreakingly revealed through her sniffles that she had genuinely believed that Wes was 'the one.

She admitted: 'I longed for a boyfriend or a partner for years before I went on Love Island, and then I finally found that - I thought I'd found "the one" so it's just difficult.

'And I know everyone's like "you need to be happy in yourself and love yourself", and I do, and that's what's sad.

'I feel like I'm at such a place in my life that I'm so content and happy that I just wanna be able to share these memories and create a little life and an empire with someone else.