He clarified in a recent LinkedIn post that AI wouldn’t replace employees and that Duolingo was “continuing to hire at the same speed as before.” ...

Ever‑popular language‑learning app Duolingo has publicly backtracked on its plans to pivot to AI after facing backlash from many of its users, Fortune reports.

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 ...

Language learning platform Duolingo announced 148 new courses created with artificial intelligence will soon be available on the app in its first major use of generative AI.

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn said the language-learning app would become “AI-first” and replace contractors with artificial intelligence.

Duolingo adds chess to educational offers. Here's what to know about new, free course The new course is Duolingo's first since its music and math courses were released in 2023.

Why Duolingo’s Founder is Doing Damage Control After AI Announcement Going all in on AI may sound great in the C-suite, but your customers may feel very differently.

Duolingo previously faced criticism for quietly laying off 10% of its contractor base and introducing some AI features in late 2023, but it barely went beyond a semi-viral post on Reddit.

Duolingo launched 148 new language classes that were built by generative AI, the company announced Wednesday. The move, which more than doubles it current language offering, comes as the gamified ...

The free version of the Duolingo app is getting new mechanics that are meant to help you keep learning.

For Duolingo, social is a clear brand play – meeting users where they are, especially if they happen to be procrastinating on TikTok when they should be brushing up on their French.