After backlash over an A.I. memo, Duolingo’s CEO clarifies the company’s plans: no layoffs, just new tools to help employees ...

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn clarified his “AI-first” remark, saying it was misinterpreted. The company has no plans to cut full ...

While Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn faced backlash after declaring that Duolingo would become an “AI-first company,” he suggested ...

When CEO Luis von Ahn declared Duolingo “AI-first,” it wasn’t just a business strategy shift—it was a cultural minefield. His ...

Luis von Ahn, founder of the language learning app, said he "did not give enough context" when he announced the initiative ...

"What will probably happen is that one person will be able to accomplish more, rather than having fewer people," Duolingo's ...

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn addressed user concerns after announcing the company's shift to an "AI-first" approach, clarifying ...

Social media manager Zaria Parvez, who is leaving Duolingo, said she succeeded when she didn't separate work and life.

The language-learning app with more than 100 million users has embraced artificial intelligence but has also faced consumer backlash for it.

Duolingo’s AI-first strategy drew considerable backlash, but the CEO states that his lack of context and clarifications was to blame.

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn has defended his company’s controversial “AI-first” strategy, saying the backlash earlier this year was based on misunderstanding rather than actual plans to replace human ...

After Duolingo announced its AI-first model, many feared the company was gradually replacing human employees with AI. However ...