Many people want to find a partner through the Internet, but they are afraid of experiencing personal privacy leakage or fraud. For this reason.JapanThe Tokyo Metropolitan Government has stepped in to launch an officially endorsedAIarranged interview evaluate a proposed marriage partnersystem designed to help Tokyo residents find suitable partners.
According to a 2021 Tokyo government survey, 67% of 3,267 Tokyo residents want to get married someday, but 69.3% of them have not yet taken the first step toward finding a potential partner.
The system, called "Tokyo Ties," was officially launched on September 20 for unmarried people over the age of 18 who live, study, or work in Tokyo. UseThe user must pay 11,000 yen (currently about 540 yuan) for a two-year license., which also requires a variety of certifications and provides proof of income to be interviewed by the system's staff. The fees were implemented to drive out those who might use the app for leisure purposes, thus serving a population that is truly serious about finding a stable relationship and settling down.
After successfully logging into the system, theUsers are required to undergo a values assessment in order for the AI system to match them with more compatible candidates. Next, they have access to a full range of professional counseling services to address issues they may encounter throughout the process, from the beginning of the date to the end of the marriage.
