Dating app Bumble is moving away from its traditional swipe-based experience and plans to introduce an AI-powered dating assistant before the end of the year, according to reporting drawn from The Conversation and Phys.org. Online dating apps have become widely used in a relatively short period, reshaping how people meet and start relationships. Historically, many apps rely on “swipe logic,” in which users are presented with profiles and decide whether to like someone by swiping left or right. The new approach represents a shift in how users interact with the platform, using AI to support the process rather than relying primarily on manual swiping. Across the coverage, the main shared point is that Bumble’s change is tied to adding an assistant powered by artificial intelligence and that this update is scheduled for the near term. The reports focus on the transition from swipe-based browsing to an AI-assisted experience, without detailing additional features or how the assistant will make or present recommendations.