Some say dating apps are poor search tools precisely because of algorithms, since romantic connection is notoriously hard to predict, and that they're "micromanaging" dating.

A number of mobile app developers and industry observers recently noticed a significant change in the way the Apple App Store's search algorithms are returning results. Developers say that ...

Apple appears to have made some significant improvements to the way App Store searches work in recent weeks, returning more relevant, intelligent results whenever a keyword search for an app is ...

Some surprising search results in the US version of the Apple App Store got us curious. Is Apple experimenting with the algorithm, and to what end?

Apple recently adjusted its App Store search algorithm so that fewer of its own apps appear at the top of search results, senior executives Phil ...

If the algorithms powering these match-making systems contain pre-existing biases, is the onus on dating apps to counteract them?

Some TikTok users think the algorithm is different now, but did something really change after the short-lived ban of the app in the U.S.?

Using this information, the model can then tell us the probability of a drug-protein interaction that we did not previously ...

Museums & Institutions Will Algorithms Replace Docents? A New Mobile App Uses A.I. to Generate Art Recommendations for Turin’s Museumgoers The app offers visitors recommendations about what to ...

Tawkify membership options begin at $4,900, and the price can rise if you're looking for more matches, expanding your search to multiple cities, or adding various VIP services. There's a $9.99 ...

The apps use algorithms that amplify preferences for particular body types, racial presentations, or height because we speak this way on the internet and with our closest friends.

Disenchanted with dating apps, some users have taken to blaming — and gaming — the mysterious algorithms that power them.