Duolingo is introducing 148 new language courses that were created with generative AI, the company announced on Wednesday. The launch comes as Duolingo has been facing backlash this week after ...

The gamified, owl-mascoted language learning app Duolingo is completing its "AI-first" pivot — and replacing all its human contractors along the way. In an all-hands email that was later posted ...

Duolingo is "going to be AI-first," the educational technology company announced, adding that it is replacing contract workers with artificial intelligence. In an all-hands email from CEO Luis von ...

Even by Silicon Valley standards, Duolingo Inc. has set itself apart with its aggressive push to infuse artificial intelligence into all corners of its business while also openly acknowledging ...

This week brought big developments from both Google and Duolingo on that front. On Google's end, the search giant launched new Gemini-powered AI tools for users to learn foreign languages.

Duolingo to Replace Human Contractors With Bots, Become ‘AI-First’ Your email has been sent CEO Luis von Ahn said Duolingo “cares deeply about its employees” and the changes aren’t ...

Duolingo's CEO said he wants to make the company AI-first and prioritize speed over perfection. AI will replace contractors, influence hiring, and limit head count growth, the CEO wrote on Monday ...

Duolingo has now officially announced a dramatic change, pledging to become an AI-first company. In an all-hands email posted on LinkedIn, co-founder and CEO Luis von Ahn outlined the company's ...

Duolingo, a popular platform for learning various languages, announced it will be adding 148 new courses to its arsenal on Wednesday. The new courses were created using generative artificial ...

April 30 (UPI) --Duolingo more than doubled its offerings of language courses to help people learn a second language and become multilingual with the help of generative artificial intelligence.

AI usage will be used to hire and review employees at Duolingo, the CEO said.Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images Duolingo's CEO said he wants to make the company AI-first and prioritize speed over perfection.

Duolingo will gradually stop using contractors to do work that artificial intelligence (AI) can perform, Luis von Ahn, CEO of the language learning platform, said in an email. The company shared ...