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i write about society, then stress-eat about it. city reporter for Gazetteer (sf.gazetteer.co) // seen in @slate, @vice, @wearemel // eddie@gazetteer.co
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A new dating site wants to match (only) ‘Western’ men to Asian women

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By Eddie Kim
| Gazetteer Verified
Are you a “Western” man looking for your perfect Asian girlfriend? A new invite-only dating platform is offering to help in that search, using AI to find compatible matches and help create "families that start here, and friendships that last a lifetime." The site is called WMAF Meet. The acronym usually refers to a “white male, Asian female” coupling; the use of “Western” by the site is a deviation from the norm online.
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A parody Connie Chan chatbot is Scott Wiener’s newest tactic

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By Eddie Kim
| Gazetteer Verified
As election season enters the final three months before voters hit the polls, Scott Wiener’s campaign has whipped up a novel tactic in San Francisco politics: an AI chatbot that satirizes and disparages Connie Chan’s record as a supervisor in the city. The site, conniechan.ai, allows users to ask the “Connie” bot questions or click on several key issues, such as Chan’s purported opposition to housing development, public transit funding, and law enforcement surveillance tools.
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The new AI billboard locals actually like

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By Cydney Hayes, Eddie Kim
| Gazetteer Verified
Tucker Bryant, a keynote speaker and former Google product manager, bought a billboard in SoMa advertising his chatbot, where he manually responds to thousands of messages a day. Photo: Screenshot via Instagram / @iamtucks While the normies were resting, we mainlined tech discourse all weekend to bring you the latest trends, rumors, fights, and innovations from the most manic corners of the internet.
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