A new tool from Bumble is now looking to make the app safer and focused on creating an improved experience for all, now utilizing an AI tool to help identify and block the scammers on the platform. There are many lurkers on social dating apps like Bumble, and most use a fake account to either keep themselves anonymous or enact threats among victims.
Through the Deception Detector tool, Bumble will get improved security that will help users get the best out of the app and get rid of the malicious experiences.
Bumble to Use New AI Tool Called Deception Detector
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According to a new press release from Bumble (via Tech Crunch), the company now introduced its latest AI tool called Deception Detector to help improve the security and safety of its users. The company first tested Deception Detector and found that it was able to block around 95 percent of accounts, flagging them as spam, scam, and fake.
The company said that within the first two months of its availability, it was able to get rid of around 45 percent of the dubious accounts that it identified using AI.
This also comes after Bumble's research which found that there is a massive risk of scams and the proliferation of fake profiles to be the major concerns of online dating users. Additionally, 46 percent of women said that they were anxious about the authenticity of their matches via online dating apps.
With a dedicated focus on women's experience online, we recognize that in the AI era, trust is more paramount than ever.
Bumble: Identify and Block Scammers, Fake Profiles
Through the tool, Bumble will be able to identify the fake accounts that are hiding themselves in plain sight and also point to the scammers who are using the app for dubious reasons. The Deception Detector works alongside the human moderation team of Bumble to help remove these fake profiles and accounts.
AI for Improvements in Security, Features
While AI is broad and may be applied to various things, one of the rampant applications of the technology is towards scams or victimizing people all over the internet. However, many developments are using AI now which aims to help the world, including its massive use to help speed up medical research to create new drugs or treatments for uncurable diseases.
AI's debut in the world centered on the massive generative features of OpenAI which offered a way to create writeups using simple prompts and commands. However, while this led to many cheating incidents, Google is now working to make AI more acceptable as a tool for educators and students alike, harnessing its power to boost learning in different aspects.
Massive developments towards using artificial intelligence's power for the good are on their way, looking to help people in various applications with improved technology. Bumble is now utilizing the power of AI to bring security and peace of mind to its users, now centering on the Deception Detector to be its first line of defense, with humans helping validate what it flags.
