The app’s founder, Es Lee, says he and his team have been building Mei for over three years, and the AI-generated results are tallied against millions of previously uploaded conversations, designated as plutonic versus romantically prescient. Just export your desired text threads into Mei, and in return you’ll get a prediction about whether or not the other person is interested in taking things next-level. It’s already available for Android users, while iPhone people can pre-order it - though they’ll only be able to have their WhatsApp texts analyzed, due to Apple restrictions.
Mei, an app calling itself the “crush analyzer,” reads text conversations between you and a prospective romantic partner, and then offers a percentage probability measuring the chances that the other person is seeking a relationship with you. But so far, humans have been behind the controls, and with this power that we may or may not wield much longer - you know, before the machines rise - we can now use AI to figure out if another person is interested in a romantic relationship. One new phone app may be able to solve such a conundrum of how to tell if someone likes you, likes you - purely off the strength of text conversations.įrom finding ways to score infinite points in the Atari game Q*bert to developing their own language to learning how to lie, AI gadgets are amusing and impressing us more than they are scaring us these days. If you’re single, especially today in this text-happy world, chances are that when you interact with another person you might be romantically interested in, you’re often left to wonder what's going on in their head.
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