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government helps with matchmaking: tokyo, japan launches ai matchmaking system

2024-09-25

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beijing, september 24 (xinhua) -- many people want to find a partner through the internet, but they are afraid of personal privacy leaks or fraud. to this end, the tokyo metropolitan government of japan has launched an officially endorsed artificial intelligence matchmaking system.
this is a photo of young men and women participating in the coming-of-age ceremony in yokohama, japan, on january 9, 2023. photo by xinhua news agency reporter zhang xiaoyu
according to a report by sky news 24 on the 23rd, the system, called tokyo matchmaking, was officially launched on september 20 and is aimed at unmarried people over the age of 18 who live, study or work in tokyo. users must pay 11,000 yen (about 541 yuan) to purchase a two-year license, and also need to undergo multiple certifications, provide proof of income, and be interviewed by system staff.
after successfully logging into the system, users need to undergo a values ​​assessment so that the ai ​​system can match them with people who are more compatible. next, they can get a full range of professional consulting services to solve problems they may encounter throughout the entire process from dating to marriage.
tourists take photos with cherry blossoms at yoyogi park in tokyo, japan, on march 21, 2023. photo by xinhua news agency reporter zhang xiaoyunot only that, the system will also organize offline social activities such as sports or art appreciation for users, recommend dating places, and even design a "tokyo life planning simulator" for users to plan their future life including marriage and parenting.
an online survey conducted by the tokyo metropolitan government in 2021 showed that 67% of the 3,267 local residents surveyed wanted to get married, but 69.3% of them did not make any efforts to find a partner. the government hopes that this system can help those who want to start a family take the first step.
source: xinhua news agency (jing jing)guangzhou daily new flower city editor: zhao xiaoman
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