Dating app Rivet shows voters AI-blended faces of matches, making facial ranking bias visible
organic_ta6 · reddit · 2026-10-29
Rivet, a dating app, pairs users and lets strangers vote on matches—with the twist that voters see an AI-generated image blending the two people's faces into what they might look like as a couple. The poster notes dating apps have sorted users by face for a decade; Rivet just built that ranking into a visible interface. Is making the bias visible better than burying it in a model, or does visible just mean normalized?
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