Can AI Find Your Next Summer Romance?
WSJ Tech News BriefingAugust 07, 2026
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Can AI Find Your Next Summer Romance?

ICE is on a mission to track down people it considers a threat to its agents and operations. It’s turning to social media to find them, concerning free-speech advocates in the process. WSJ reporter Shane Shifflett joins to explain how the federal agency is weaponizing social media. Plus, would you outsource your dating life to AI? WSJ’s Molly Reinmann has been reporting on the varying success of those who have. Katie Deighton hosts.


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