Gen Z is ditching the apps and going back to old-fashioned, in real life meet-ups in the search for true love.

"AI will stand them in very good stead," Dr. Keith Arundale of the Henley Business School in the United Kingdom told Newsweek via email.

They’re more purpose-driven, politically aware, and emotionally tuned-in than ever before – but not in the way you’d think.

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"People were tagging friends at McLaren, resharing it, rooting for me," 23-year-old Louisa Weldy told Newsweek.

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