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Men who moan that dating apps favor women are now using AI to 'even up the odds' - by creating irresistible pickup lines.

DailyMail.com spoke to Paul, 30, and Eddi, 20, from Florida, who are using chatbots as 'wingmen' to generate entire conversations that they claimed have landed them up to five dates a week.

The singles are using apps like Rizz and MGAI that were specifically designed as dating tools that follow text prompts - you can tell the AI to write a message 'with the the charm of Leonardo DiCaprio.'

Paul told DailyMail.com: 'The first day I used the AI, I matched with a baddie, got a reply, scored a date, and we hooked up - all in under 24 hours.'

'I have about a hundred better things to do than use my brain to come up with a witty text that's most likely going to a 16-year-old Indian kid posing as a hot chick so he can scam me for $20,' said Paul, who is from Miami.

'Or to get a 20 percent chance of a reply that most of the time doesn't go anywhere.

'Dating apps are a means to an end for me, so whatever I can do to get better results while minimizing exposure to their toxic, dopamine hijacking flows, I'll do it.'

Paul said he used apps including MGAI and Wing to generate openers and send follow-up messages, 

He also explained that the MGAI (Message Game AI) app can be fine-tuned to generate openers that do the job. 

 'Just like a lot of AI tools, it takes some prompt engineering to make it churn out a good line,' said Paul.

'For example, I have a text snippet that I use to text using: 'Write with the charm of leo dicaprio and the casualness of Jake Paul. Text like a teenager on snapchat. Avoid punctuation. no Emojis. Don't be cheesy.'

He said such prompts churn out 'a slapper opener' in 'two to three seconds.' 

Paul claimed he can now line up four to five dates a week by spending 10 minutes two times a day texting.

'I don't always do that much, but it's way more efficient. And now I have a surplus, so I can line up more dates than I need and flake when I'm busy or less down,' he continued.

While most of the women Paul meet are not turned off about him seeking help from software, but he recalled on instance when his date was furious after finding out - but she used a fake photo on her profile.

'Last Thursday I went on a date to a wine bar and Got catfished, so off to a bad start,' he told DailyMail.com.

'She started randomly complaining about AI. Anyway, I told her that texting girls on apps is a waste of time

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