Grindr CEO George Arison pushes AI to write all code, aiming for a leaner company
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Jordyn Holman
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George Arison, CEO of Grindr since 2022, is aggressively pushing AI adoption at the gay dating app company. He aims for all code to eventually be written by artificial intelligence, making the company "leaner." The article also notes a recent Madonna pop-up concert in Times Square promoted through Grindr, illustrating the app's cultural reach.
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Grindr, the dating app used mostly by gay and bisexual men, bills itself as 'the global gay'
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