Luis von Ahn says AI isn't replacing jobs at Duolingo, but will require staff to rethink how they work. That may let some ...

Duolingo's CEO says AI won't replace jobs ... had misunderstood the intent and that Duolingo wasn't replacing its workforce with machines. "Every tech company is doing similar things," but ...

Duolingo CEO and cofounder Luis von Ahn just made a ... The educational technology company laid off 10% of its workforce in January, saying it was phasing out human-led translation, to replace ...

Skeptics remain. Teachers' unions argue that pedagogy is more than flashcards; von Ahn counters that the coming disruption "is a mind shift," not a pink-slip apocalypse. With 116 million monthly users ...

The leaders of AI companies themselves aren’t necessarily offering words of comfort to these worried workers. The Anthropic ...

The ed-tech learning platform introduced these new courses just days after the company CEO revealed shift to an AI-first strategy. These new courses were created within a year and th ...

In fact, you went so far as to say that despite AI not being “100 percent perfect” it was vital that Duolingo leap headfirst into the space. The CEO then also says that Duolingo isn’t ...

Language-learning app Duolingo, whose CEO recently said AI would replace contract workers, has reversed course, stating that the company would "continue to hire" humans and support employees.

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn predicts AI will revolutionize education, shifting schools towards childcare and supervision. He argues AI's scalability allows for personalized learning, surpassing ...