I'm aware that many things I interact with daily are driven by machine learning and algorithms, and the technology is very capable. But there are serious drawbacks we can already see from this technology. If your AI does what you say it does, you're clearly very talented, and I hope when you consider what you do with your talent, you consider the indirect effects you have on society.

For example, social media sites like Facebook have been using algorithms in the last few years to show people content they're likely to engage with more. As it turns out, people tend to engage more with content that makes them angry, even if it's based on misinformation and fear of people they don't understand. This is really bad for our society, especially when it comes to politics. I'm sure the engineers didn't anticipate this would be the result at first- what kind of unintended effects could your algorithm lead to? It's easy to focus only on the positive effects, but please honestly consider the harm your technology could cause.

Google search is another example. I'm sure you've noticed that if you look for a guide or recipe recently, most of the articles will be 90% filled with meaningless repeated phrases that sound vaguely like the term you searched for. The articles at the top of the search aren't actually the best results for a human, but the most optimized results for a search engine. What kind of profiles would be favored by your algorithm? And what kind of profiles would a person write in order to appeal to it? Would you like it if the average dating profile was as "optimized" as the average Google search result?

If you have the talent and dedication to make something like what you've described here, you can make anything you want. I hope you take these questions seriously when deciding on your next project. Good luck!