The edtech company targets long-term partnerships with startups and considers buying them when building in-house isn’t efficient.

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

The company shared the email’s screenshot on LinkedIn and said that Duolingo is now going to be “AI-first”. Similarly, the CEO of Shopify also said, in ‘an internal memo, that teams must ...

Duolingo will begin gradually phasing out contract workers for tasks that can be handled by artificial intelligence, according to an internal memo from co-founder and CEO Luis von Ahn. The move is ...

However, Dalsimer acknowledges that there have been “negative reactions” to von Ahn’s memo. Dalsimer also notes that Duolingo has “no intention to reduce full-time headcount or hiring ...

In an internal ... Duolingo isn’t the first company to see AI as a transformation worthy of changing employment practices. Earlier this month, Shopify CEO Tobi Lutke publicly shared a similar ...

Kendra Ross, Duolingo's director of social impact, is doing just that. "Having access to language creates opportunity and also creates connection between people," Ross said. Ross is from Banksville.

The company’s CEO, Luis von Ahn, informed staff of the decision in an internal memo, which was later shared on LinkedIn on Tuesday. In the memo, Von Ahn stated that Duolingo will stop using ...

PITTSBURGH — Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn announced in a memo that the company will “gradually stop using contractors to do work that AI can handle.” Alongside that plan comes changes.

Duolingo wants to move fast and break things when it comes to AI. In a memo to employees shared on LinkedIn, Duolingo's CEO, Luis von Ahn, outlined his plan to make the company "AI-first." ...

Here’s the text of von Ahn’s memo from Duolingo’s LinkedIn post: I’ve said this in Q&As and many meetings, but I want to make it official: Duolingo is going to be AI-first. AI is already ...