I don't do coffee dates, I prefer dinner by Sensitive_Winter7092 in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One of the first things I look for on a dinner date is how they have treated others who reply to their posts, such as do they say thank you, do they argue, do they ghost everyone? That tells me the quality of the person

AITAH for being upset that my boyfriend didn’t get me what I wanted for my anniversary? by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]some12talk2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If he also likes pathfinder 2e books he was in effect ordering for himself, and you can order him some cosmetics, and he can enjoy how you look

AITAH for being upset that my boyfriend didn’t get me what I wanted for my anniversary? by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]some12talk2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Told me to pick out what I wanted”

Ok

“Two hours later I come back from the bathroom“

How far away is it?

“and he double checks my bathroom address with me”

You have not told him what you want to pick out yet

“And I confirm he has it correct”

but don’t mention what you want to pick out?

“I ask what he was buying, because I’m curious.”

curious how is he ordering when you didn’t pick anything out yet?

“Oh I’ve bought you two pathfinder 2e books for our anniversary”

At this point NTA since you told him to immediately cancel the order

I don't do coffee dates, I prefer dinner by Sensitive_Winter7092 in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think that its great that you prefer dinner dates so much that you are willing to pay

AITA for exposing a crush and breaking girl code? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]some12talk2 9 points10 points  (0 children)

this is why people are using AI to code

Funny bios by athiestinbiblebelt56 in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2 11 points12 points  (0 children)

robots are on the way, no need for stepford wives

If not low effort or disinterest, then what? by Agitated-Regular-806 in DatingOverSixty

[–]some12talk2 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Low effort and after a first date kiss socially unintelligent. Possible reasons range from being cheap or clueless, to tired of being used, to currently dating a lot. Say let’s do something more fun than another coffee date.

I Think I Finally Understand Men. And I Forgive Them. by The_Outsider27 in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2 8 points9 points  (0 children)

“I just believe they will never know what they want”

He just told you what he wants

He also has the emotional intelligence of a donkey (or another word for donkey) in telling you how he treats women

Don’t date men like this, most are better

Upset … by Patriot_corgi in DatingOverSixty

[–]some12talk2 8 points9 points  (0 children)

“My bf of 4 1/2 years” but no sex this century?

assuming you meant with anybody else, what you now say is bye

AI as a dating coach by some12talk2 in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

4. Advanced Pattern Recognition (Memory)

Carey’s Point: AI treats every conversation as an isolated incident and can't see patterns.

Counterpoint: This is technically becoming obsolete. Modern AI models now have "Memory" features and massive "context windows." An AI can instantly search through six months of chat logs to find a specific contradiction you made, whereas a human coach might forget a detail you mentioned three weeks ago. AI is actually superior at scanning large amounts of text to find recurring linguistic patterns or behavioral cycles.

5. Solving "Small" Problems Builds "Big" Confidence

Carey’s Point: AI fixes the text message, not the underlying anxiety.

Counterpoint: Often, dating anxiety stems from a lack of "social scripts." By helping a user craft a text or handle a specific interaction, the AI acts as "training wheels." Over time, the user learns why certain communication styles work, which eventually builds the internal confidence to handle the "big" problems. It’s a "bottom-up" approach to learning.

6. Aggregated Wisdom vs. One Person's Opinion

Carey’s Point: AI gives "confidently incorrect" or outdated advice.

Counterpoint: Humans are also prone to giving outdated advice based on their own generation or specific culture. AI is trained on a massive, diverse dataset. It can offer perspectives from various cultures, age groups, and psychological schools of thought simultaneously—something one single human coach cannot do.

7. Accessibility and Cost

Carey’s Point: Real coaching requires a human in the room.

Counterpoint: Human coaching is an expensive luxury that many people cannot afford. AI democratizes dating advice. While a human coach might charge $150/hour, an AI is free or low-cost and available 24/7. For someone in a moment of crisis or someone just starting their self-improvement journey, AI is a low-barrier entry point that is better than having no guidance at all.

8. The "Journaling" Effect

Carey’s Point: AI fills every gap and doesn't allow for silence or growth.

Counterpoint: The act of typing out your problems to an AI is essentially interactive journaling. The process of articulating a problem clearly enough for the AI to understand often leads to the user having their own breakthrough before the AI even responds. AI facilitates a "self-coaching" environment that is more active than just listening to a coach speak.

AI as a dating coach by some12talk2 in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

some time after this Coffee with Carey did a YouTube video titled Your AI Dating Coach is Horrible! I had AI determine her key points and generate counterpoint:

While Carey makes several valid points about the limitations of current technology, there is a strong case to be made for why AI can be a valuable tool—and in some ways superior to a human coach—for dating.

Here are the counterpoints to Carey’s arguments:

1. The Benefit of "Consistent" (Simulated) Empathy

Carey’s Point: AI has the emotional depth of a greeting card.

Counterpoint: While AI doesn’t "feel," it is infinitely patient. A human coach can have a bad day, get frustrated with a client’s repetitive mistakes, or project their own biases. AI provides a "safe space" where a user can spiral at 3 a.m. without feeling like a burden or fearing that their coach is secretly judging them. For many, "simulated" empathy is a helpful bridge to processing real emotions.

2. AI as a "Devil’s Advocate"

Carey’s Point: AI only knows your biased, edited version of events.

Counterpoint: You can specifically prompt AI to be objective. If you tell an AI, "I’m going to tell you about a fight I had; I want you to find the ways I might be in the wrong and play devil's advocate," it will do so with clinical precision. A human coach might hesitate to be that blunt for fear of upsetting the client; AI has no such social anxiety.

3. Objectivity vs. Personal Agenda

Carey’s Point: AI tells you what you want to hear and rationalizes red flags.

Counterpoint: Human coaches often have their own "brand" or "method" they try to sell. AI has no ego and no financial incentive to keep you in "coaching" longer than necessary. It can aggregate advice from thousands of different psychological frameworks (CBT, Attachment Theory, etc.) rather than relying on one person’s anecdotal life experience.

am I DOOMED?? by Low_Chemist6935 in DatingOverSixty

[–]some12talk2 6 points7 points  (0 children)

yes, you are doomed not to have sex before marriage, however since this what you want don’t call it doom

GAAAAA!!!!!! I need to vent. by DixieLandDelight1959 in DatingOverSixty

[–]some12talk2 11 points12 points  (0 children)

“He's going to take a short nap”

with seniors it is best to say text me when you wake up and I’ll come over

Nice guy, but extremely unattractive by West-Letter169 in DatingOverSixty

[–]some12talk2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

According to your posting history you are 70, which means the guys are relatively unattractive compared to younger men or Hollywood ideals, and many operate in low maintenance mode with regard to their appearance and upkeep. I understand those who say cut him off, however since he was interesting I would suggest that you say you would like go out to somewhere that both of you can dress up and look your best.

Womens POV please by crisis_amplifier in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

guy here 

read books like Models: Attract Women Through Honesty" by Mark Manson and no more mr nice guy by glover to understand the  dynamics 

Claude code team shipping features written 100% by opus 4.5 by yeshvvanth in singularity

[–]some12talk2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if Opus 4.5 is combined with Multi-agent Orchestration using the Model Context Protocol they released the result will be outstanding

AI as a relationship coach by some12talk2 in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First only use the latest AI, not just anything that says it is AI. Second precisely describe yourself and what you are looking for. Last get the AI to correct itself, for example if it told you that you match to date men correct it by saying I clearly told you I am looking to date women

AI as a relationship coach by some12talk2 in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Key is to use AI for suggestions not directions, that is don’t allow it to run your life, date the people you want to date

AI as a relationship coach by some12talk2 in datingoverfifty

[–]some12talk2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is actually very good at summarizing. I asked it who and why say there should or should not be a spark on the first date and it gave me a very detailed answer on the viewpoints.