Emily Vernem

You've got something on your face.

You've got something on your face.

You see it.

You acknowledge it.

I think she's losing it.

You can buy like one big one that you can just wear at night time and then you can take it off before you leave the house.

Okay.

It's fun.

You can see all the gooey stuff that comes out.

Okay.

I'm very glad we know that.

Outlouders, in a moment, robots are now taking over our dating apps.

I have a lot to say.

In 2024, a person named Whitney Wolfe, who was the founder of the dating app Bumble, you might've heard of it.

It's the yellow one with the black stripes, like a B. She made a crowd full of tech enthusiasts feel a little uncomfortable speaking at an event.

She was asked, this was in 2024, she was asked about the concerns of the future of dating and what it faces with the rise of AI and robots posing as real people.

And this was her reply.

Wow, these are the three people you really ought to meet.

So it's been two years since that initial talk, and now Bumble has released a statement that it's going to be doing a full rehaul of the app.

And everyone's like, they're going to implement this AI stuff.