BBC - In the 1960s, computer dating services like Tact and Operation Match introduced algorithm-based matchmaking. Tact, launched in 1965, matched users based on questionnaires for $5 per match but struggled with slow processing and mismatches, even pairing siblings. Despite their short lifespan, these services pioneered tech-driven dating, shaping today's online matchmaking industry.
by Aine Quinn
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