Mihika Agarwal Reported on AI Matchmaking Services In India
For The Walrus, Mihika Agarwal reported on how matchmakers in India now have to compete with AI services.
Agarwal told Study Hall, “I wrote about India’s centuries-old institution of arranged matchmaking being altered by artificial intelligence—and the accompanying complexities and challenges.”
The piece covers how one specific AI-generated service, Betterhalf, has issues like excluding LGBTQ+ users. In addition, Agarwal explores how despite the competition, traditional matchmaking services are still booming.
Agarwal’s writing has appeared in The New York Times, Vox, Vogue, and VICE.
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