Swipe Right for Scams: Exposing the Heartless NLP Bots of Modern Romance

Abstract

The Deontological theory of Kantian Ethics emphasizes Categorical Imperatives- a principle determining that an action is morally permissible when it follows a
universal law derived from reason. It breaks down the Ethics of an action into two parts: The Worth of an action lies in the will of the individual and not the
outcome and, an action is ethical only if it can be applied universally without any contradictions. This Research Paper aims to evaluate the Ethics of the Usage of
Bots on Dating Apps that operate on a Natural Language Processing (NLP) system and their universal applicability to enhance the user experience by the service
providers, as well as its implications in encouraging a corrupt economic system serving a capitalistic purpose in the world. It considers the Statistical analysis of
cases that arise from such busted Organized Crime Rings involved in fraudulent activities in India. Enhanced understanding of such systems in the legal field for
better enforcements is required, Ethical Designs are encouraged which promote User-awareness while using such apps along with that mandatory counterproductive Advanced AI system is proposed in two parts- Reverse engineering of AI bot detection testing and Expansion of Advanced AI Detection systems.