A Berkeley startup got 160,000 college students to let an AI decide who they date, where they go, and when to show up. It has already produced 80,000 real dates. One in-person date for every two signups, in an industry where most matches never survive the first message. The mechanism is what makes this interesting. There is no feed. There is nothing to swipe. You fill out a questionnaire about your values, and every Wednesday at 7pm a text arrives with a match, a venue, and a time. Your only…