Dating in Silicon Valley now involves spreadsheets, AI analysis, and $5,000-a-month relationship coaches
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Bottom line: This is how some of San Francisco's tech workers now date: They pipe their dating-app data into spreadsheets to track matches, while others try to game the apps' algorithms. Many also run their replies to dates through ChatGPT, and some hand the chatbot their whole dating history and ask it to find the patterns.
The industry's boom has drawn a wave of young, ambitious founders and engineers to San Francisco. Many say they date less because they work more, and when they do date, they treat it as a high-stakes decision. A first coffee can start to feel like a final-round interview.
Joyce Zhang sees this every week. A former product manager at Stripe, she now works as a dating coach in San Francisco, charges $5,000 a month and takes only...
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