A study conducted by Gleeden and IPSOS surveyed 1,500 Indians, revealing that 63% have turned to AI tools to enhance their dating experiences, effectively outsourcing their romantic communication. This includes 66% who have polished their dating profiles and 61% who have used AI for real-time conversation assistance. Despite the apparent benefits, such as improved online personas, the findings indicate a troubling paradox: while 92% of respondents claim satisfaction in their romantic lives, 57% still report feelings of loneliness. This suggests that while AI can craft engaging messages and profiles, it cannot replicate the genuine connections formed through human interaction. Furthermore, 69% of those surveyed expressed discomfort at the thought of their AI conversation history being accessed, indicating an awareness of the personal nature of these interactions. As AI becomes more prevalent in the dating landscape, the value of authenticity and genuine connection may become increasingly rare, highlighting the complexities of modern romance.