Long’s blogpost outlines the workflow on the backend like so: The code, dubbed Tinderbox, requires you to make 60 “swipes”- then, the model has enough data to understand your preferences and make auto-pilot matches on your behalf. Long had something a little more sophisticated in mind- a bot which learns your physical “type” using the Eigenfaces facial recognition algorithm, and automatically got the conversation going with your matches. Whilst inventive, these bots don’t take into account personal preference, or get rid of spammers. Of course, bots have already been created by other Tinder users which swipe right (accept) all possible matches. His solution? Automate the entire process.
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