Operation Match was a project initiated in the early 1970s that aimed to help people find compatible partners for dating and relationships. It was a significant early application of computer technology to social matchmaking. The program, developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), utilized a computer algorithm to match individuals based on their responses to a questionnaire that assessed various personality traits and preferences. Participants would fill out a detailed questionnaire, and the computer would analyze their answers to suggest potential matches.
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