The way the Match algorithm learns, he says, is similar to the way the human brain learns. “When you give it stimuli, it forms neural pathways,” he says.

Given that, matching algorithms tend to focus on personality alone — matching you with someone who’s similar to you, or similar enough that you won’t instantaneously swipe them off your phone.

The new algorithm is meant to look at more data points as a user swipes left and right, while the UI changes — a new Matches bar in the inbox and profile data around education and employment ...

Google recently announced they are using a “neural matching” algorithm to better understand concepts. Google’s Danny Sullivan said is being used for 30% of search queries. Google has ...

These numbers are bound to go way up due to Tinder’s new algorithm, which means it may continue to reign as the most popular dating app for meeting new people. Ryan Ogle, CTO of Tinder, in a ...