Training AI what I like, and then have it swipe for me.
Had some time, so I figured Id train my first AI model—to see if I could teach a computer what I’m into and let it swipe for me on dating apps.
How I Taught My AI to Swipe Right for Me
So I got tired of dating apps sucking up my time. Endless swiping? Nope. I decided to outsource my type... to AI.
Step 1: Borrowed Some Faces
First, I grabbed about 2,200 images from a dating site. Don’t worry, it's for science. These were going to be my model’s brain food.
Step 2: Labeled for Love
Next, I split the photos into two folders:
🔥 Hot and 🚫 Not.
This part was personal—and brutally honest. But hey, the model’s gotta know what I like.
Step 3: Cleaned It Up
Before feeding the images to the machine, I used TensorFlow to clean them. I detected the face, cropped out the noise, and converted everything to grayscale.
Less distraction. More learning.
Step 4: Made It Smart
Time to train the model. Python + TensorFlow = magic.
After a few training cycles, it could tell what I find attractive with scary accuracy. Like, better-than-my-friends accuracy.
Step 5: Let It Swipe
Now the fun part: action.
I connected it to a stream of dating profiles, and it started rating them on my behalf.
High score? Like.
Low score? Pass.
Easy. Efficient. Kind of weird? Sure. But it works.
This isn’t just a tech flex. It’s a reminder of what’s possible when you mix passion, Python, and a pinch of narcissism. 😎
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And yes, my AI still swipes on the weekends. 💘