By John Glenday

Love in the internet age has long suffered a poor reputation and this isn’t likely to be enhanced by one lacklustre Cassanova’s use of Google autocomplete to fill out his online profile.

Aaron Gillies sought to woo the opposite sex by succinct pearls of wisdom generated unthinkingly by Google from its vast database of popular search terms.

Fortunately for Gillies this wasn’t a new low in romance but rather an experiment to see what the cumulative summation of humanity’s thinking would have to say about his perfect partner.

Unfortunately for Gillies his ideal woman turned out to be someone who is addicted to Read full story ›

Source: The Drum