Overview
- A chat-based assistant inside the Matches tab lets users enter natural-language prompts to refine recommendations, get date ideas, and improve their profiles.
- Meet Cute provides one algorithmic surprise match each week by default, includes an opt-out, and Meta is exploring additional frequency options.
- Meta says the assistant is powered by its Llama models and bases suggestions only on information users publicly list, not inferred data.
- The features are rolling out gradually to Facebook Dating users in the United States and Canada.
- Meta reports hundreds of thousands of new 18–29 profiles each month and a 10% year-over-year rise in young-adult matches, positioning these free additions as competitors ramp up their own AI tools.