Duolingo is ramping up AI-generated lessons, and million of users are trying to figure out what’s AI and what isn’t.

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 ...

On April 28, Duolingo cofounder and CEO Luis von Ahn posted an email on LinkedIn that he had just sent to all employees at his company. In it, he outlined his vision for the language-learning app ...

Luis von Ahn, CEO of Duolingo, said AI could help speed up adding more languages to the app.Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images Duolingo's CEO says AI won't replace jobs, but will require employees to ...

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn is having major regrets after widely bragging about replacing his human staffers with AI. Earlier this year, von Ahn boasted that the language learning app company would ...

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 ...

When Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn in April announced a dramatic pivot of his popular language learning app to being entirely “AI-first,” it landed the small company in the headlines.

Duolingo's CEO said AI was not causing jobs to disappear at his company — but that workers will need to adapt. ... Some users accused the language-learning app of firing staff en masse.

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn is having major regrets after widely bragging about replacing his human staffers with AI. ... Furious users on TikTok announced they'd be deleting the app en masse, ...

But this spring, Duolingo had a huge messaging misfire over AI adoption, and brought a lot more users close to ending things. In April, Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn announced to employees that ...