That's the future of dating, according to Whitney Wolfe Herd—and she'd know. Wolfe Herd is the founder and executive chair of Bumble, a meeting and networking platform that prompted women to make the first move.

Bumble Founder and Executive Chair Whitney Wolfe Herd defended her dating app’s current and upcoming AI features on stage in San Francisco on Thursday. She went on to describe a version of the future where “AI-dating concierges” message each other on a human’s behalf.

The future was supposed to be cool. We were going to have flying cars, sassy robot maids, and hit songs with the words “Eep Opp” in the title. But unfortunately, things did not turn out like The Jetsons.

Dating apps have plenty of pros and cons, but they've highlighted the valuable role technology can play when it comes to helping people find a romantic

The future of dating could be filled with digital, artificial intelligence-powered personas setting each other up, according Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd.

The founder of the dating app Bumble Whitney Wolfe Herd believes the future of dating will involve having your personal AI "dating concierge" talk to hundreds of other AIs to find a match. That unabashedly dystopian vision may sound unnervingly familiar: it's quite literally the plot of an episode of "Black Mirror,

Artificial intelligence could soon help Bumble users find their best match by having an AI bot meet other people's AI bots first.

Dating six hundred people in the bustling city of San Francisco might take more than a lifetime if you date the way we humans are used to, but now there will be a bot to help you do that without the daunting messaging and making introductions.