Determining the likelihood of infidelity between men and women through AI analysis.
Infidelity in the Era of Algorithms
Infidelity has been a common theme throughout history, causing wars, inspiring songs, and leading to breakups. In today’s era of algorithms, we no longer have to rely on rumors or stereotypes to understand who is more prone to cheating. Artificial intelligence has analyzed millions of data points, shedding light on the behaviors of men and women in the realm of infidelity.
The Numbers Behind Betrayal: Do Men Have the Upper Hand?
For years, the prevailing belief has been that men are more likely to cheat. This idea has been supported by studies showing that a higher percentage of men admit to infidelity. Through the analysis of over 20 million profiles from dating apps, chats, and confession forums, AI has identified interesting patterns in men’s behavior, such as late-night searches, use of multiple apps simultaneously, and direct language regarding sexual intentions.
They Play in Silence: Emotional Intelligence and Discretion
While men may display more impulsive and frequent behavior when seeking extramarital relationships, AI has found that women, when unfaithful, tend to do so in a more planned, selective, and emotionally charged manner. Women establish deeper emotional bonds with their lovers, often in familiar environments, making it harder to detect their infidelity. Additionally, women are more skilled at covering their tracks and hiding unusual behavior patterns.
