Japan invests £14million in AI matchmakers to boost country's plummeting birth rate
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dailystar.co.ukartificial intelligence (AI) for matchmaking services to try to boost the country's plummeting birth rate.Officials hope AI will be better at linking up singletons than dating programmes run by humans.The government reportedly plans to invest £14million - $19 million - in the next fiscal year helping lonely hearts hook up using AI.A cabinet official said the cash will go to local authorities - the country’s prefectures - which run matchmaking programmes.
The official told the Japan Times : “We are especially planning to offer subsidies to local governments operating or starting up matchmaking projects that use AI.
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