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 is continuing to explore AI-related partnerships to improve its curriculum, despite backlash from a recent announcement. But there’s way more to the unicorn language learning app’s strategy ...

Language learning platform Duolingo has announced plans to go "AI-First," a strategy that will integrate AI into more of the company's workflow and eventually eliminate contract workers.

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 ...

expand Duolingo CEO and Co-Founder Luis von Ahn Leeann K Photography By Jake Dabkowski – Reporter, Pittsburgh Business Times Apr 29, 2025 Preview this article 1 min ...

In a memo to employees shared on LinkedIn, Duolingo's CEO, Luis von Ahn, outlined his plan to make the company "AI-first." "We can't wait until the technology is 100% perfect," von Ahn wrote in ...

Duolingo prefers to prove startups’ mettle before bringing them in-house, Liu said. “Most of the time we’re not acquiring these companies to run this business, but rather to join Duolingo,” Liu said, ...

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.