Duolingo's CEO says AI won't replace jobs, but will require employees to rethink how they work. Luis von Ahn told the Financial Times hiring remained steady at Duolingo despite its "AI-first" move. He ...
Senior strategist for Duolingo, Sisi Liu, with InnovationWorks' Sophie Burkholder at VentureWorks Expo (Gavin Petrone/Technical.ly) Duolingo is continuing to explore AI-related partnerships to improve ...
Duolingo announced plans this week to replace contractors with AI and become an “AI-first” company — a move that journalist Brian Merchant pointed to as a sign that the AI jobs crisis “is here, now.” ...
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While Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn was loudly criticized this year after declaring that Duolingo would become an “AI-first company,” he suggested in a new interview the real issue was that he “did not ...
Back in 2012, Duolingo co-founder Luis von Ahn defied the prevailing wisdom of building desktop-first experiences and pushed his nascent language learning startup onto mobile. A year later, Duolingo ...
How do you say “automation” in Spanish? Duolingo (DUOL) CEO Luis von Ahn sparked backlash last month when he wrote in an all-hands company email that the popular language-learning app was going to be ...
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