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

Luis von Ahn, CEO and co-founder of Duolingo, has revitalized the company's 'AI-first' statement following backlash.

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

The backlash to Duolingo is the latest evidence that “AI-first” tends to be a concept with much more appeal to investors and managers than most regular people. And it’s not hard to see why.

Duolingo faced significant backlash for announcing that it would become an "AI-first" company -- and yet, the app posted ...

When Duolingo co-founder and CEO Luis von Ahn announced in June that the popular language-learning app would become an “ ...

Von Ahn's comments come not long after Duolingo announced it was replacing its contract employees with AI, part of its AI-first strategy that includes using generative AI to build and launch 148 new ...

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

Duolingo tops revenue forecasts despite “AI-first” backlash, New York Times tech workers donate to Post-Gazette strikers and more Pittsburgh money moves.

Duolingo’s founder and CEO Luis von Ahn believes there’s nothing a computer can’t teach —but says schools won’t go extinct because people need childcare. Speaking on the No Priors podcast, von Ahn ...

A week after declaring that AI would eventually replace contract workers at the language-learning app, Duolingo’s CEO said the company was “continuing to hire” and would support its existing workers ...

Will AI soon teach a generation of kids to read, do long division, and that cooties aren't real, but germs are, so to stop wiping boogers under their desks?Luis von Ahn, founder and CEO of ...