Developer Uses AI Script to Automate Instagram Dating Outreach

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Ben Guez, a developer, has built an automated script to manage his romantic outreach on Instagram. The tool leverages OpenClaw and Claude Code to handle messaging on his behalf. As a result, Guez reports receiving responses from multiple potential international romantic interests in his direct messages. The project highlights a growing trend of individuals applying AI-powered automation tools to personal and social pursuits.

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