Hinge's founder recently left the app to start an AI matchmaking service, but he isn't the only one with that startup idea.
Red flags to watch out for, according to people who've been there.
Amata, an AI matchmaking app, is launching in the US. It's raised $6 million from investors to set up users and plan dates.
People typically pay between $75,000 and $500,000 for Barbie Adler's matchmaker services. Adler has identified 225 key indicators, including family values, politics and religion, to determine lasting ...
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