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Lydia Patrick

“‘Most Swiped Right Man’” On Tinder Uses ‌‌‌‌Teaches Men To Woo Women Using AI

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In this photo illustration a Tinder logo is displayed on a smartphone screen above a notebook next to glasses in Athens, Greece on April 2, 2023. One Tinder user who claimed to be ‘the most swiped-right man’ used ChatGPT to help clients. NIKOLAS KOKOVLIS/SWNS TALKER

A self-proclaimed “most swiped right man” on Tinder says he’s using ‌‌‌‌‌ChatGPT‌‌‌‌‌ and AI tech to help “genetically non-blessed people” find love.

Stefan-Pierre Tomlin, 32, is a model and claims dating “has never been a hard task” – as meeting women “comes easily to him.”

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