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AI As Your Wingman: Over Half Of Delhiites Use Chatbots For Dating
- •A new Gleeden-IPSOS survey reveals that 55 percent of respondents in Delhi and 49 percent in Mumbai are using AI chatbots to enhance their seduction techniques.
- •Around 46 percent of respondents in Delhi and Mumbai used AI over the past year to improve their dating or social media profile descriptions.
- •The survey highlights mounting pressure to look perfect online, with 75 percent of Delhiites and 72 percent of Mumbaikars feeling the need to present an irresistible image.
- •Perceptions of microcheating vary widely, with 54 percent of Mumbaikars viewing flirtatious online conversations with outsiders as a breach of loyalty.
- •Experts emphasize that while AI can assist with communication, healthy relationships ultimately depend on mutual trust, honesty, and open discussion.
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According to a Gleeden–IPSOS survey, 55% of respondents in Delhi and 49% in Mumbai have used conversational agents to improve their seduction techniques in the past 12 months.
The survey revealed that 54% of Mumbai respondents consider flirtatious online conversations with someone other than their partner to be microcheating. In Delhi, 50% view responding to flirtatious stories with emojis as microcheating, and 49% consider commenting on a seductive photo as a breach of trust.
A separate Gleeden-Ipsos survey conducted in February 2026 found that 65% of men and 60% of women have used conversational AI to enhance their seduction game. Additionally, overall data indicates that around 63% of Indians use AI as a dating coach and 66% to polish dating bios.
