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Still Doing Damage Control, Duolingo CEO Says AI Won’t Replace Human Workers
When Duolingo Co-founder and CEO Luis von Ahn announced in June that the popular language-learning app would become an “ AI-first ” operation, the internet assumed the technology would replace human workers. That was a misunderstanding, von Ahn said in a recent interview.
"What will probably happen is that one person will be able to accomplish more, rather than having fewer people," Duolingo's ...
When CEO Luis von Ahn declared Duolingo “AI-first,” it wasn’t just a business strategy shift—it was a cultural minefield. His ...
While Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn faced backlash after declaring that Duolingo would become an “AI-first company,” he suggested ...
Luis von Ahn, founder of the language learning app, said he "did not give enough context" when he announced the initiative ...
Duolingo’s AI-first strategy drew considerable backlash, but the CEO states that his lack of context and clarifications was to blame.
Duolingo faced significant backlash for announcing that it would become an "AI-first" company -- and yet, the app posted ...
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Duolingo stock is surging after announcing it's making a lot more money from AI during earnings
Duolingo stock is surging on momentum from retail traders after the company reported progress regarding AI cost saving in its ...
Duolingo has several drivers ahead, AI innovations "are more likely to help, than hurt, monetization," Justin Patterson says.
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Duolingo’s AI shift faced backlash, then fueled a $1B surge
Duolingo’s green owl was once a viral star, just one swipe away from becoming your daily habit. But in April 2025, CEO Luis ...
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