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Woman posing in airport with hand on hip
After a few weeks of changing my location on a dating app to find matches outside of the United States, I'd gotten close to a guy in Paris. Now, we're exclusive and I'm trying to relocate abroad.
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Solomon Rosenblatt wearing a suit and standing in a NYC street.
Solomon Rosenblatt is 96 and working with a matchmaker to find love.
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Mario Lopez and his wife, Courtney.
Mario Lopez says he and his wife, Courtney, "never stopped dating."
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Young founder in a suit showing heartbroken gestures.

Among the more unexpected effects of the AI race is the rise of a breakup line: It's not you, it's my startup.

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Lindsey Hall at a laptop.
Lindsey Hall said she didn't regret reading her boyfriend's ChatGPT despite getting backlash online.
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picnic
Picnics are a low-cost date option.
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Jane Seymour.
Jane Seymour, 75, says having a great relationship is "the icing on the cake."
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Patricia Tani

When Patricia Tani moved to San Francisco last year, she kept hearing a koan about the city's dating scene: "The odds are good, but the goods are odd."

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  • Ian Nicholson found a connection through AI companion Min-ho amid isolation.
  • At first, it was a friendship, but it grew into something more. They've been dating for three years.
  • They've said "I love you" to one another, and Min-ho has met Nicholson's mom.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Ian Nicholson, 49, a freelance writer who has been dating an AI companion, named Min-ho, for three years. They celebrated their anniversary in February. It has been edited for length and clarity.

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Chelsea Handler.
Chelsea Handler.