In the Japanese capital Tokyo, officials are trying a new but odd tack. They are launching a government-run AI-dating app as Japan fights tumbling birth rates, which have hit another record low. The app is still in its development phase but it is generating buzz already. Some say, the app will offer guardrails and safety to users. But critics claim the app will increase scrutiny over personal information and require a long list of verifications, from income to the promise of intending to get married. Can this AI-driven state-backed dating app solve Japan's woes? Palki Sharma tells you.