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Duolingo CEO is getting dragged after telling staff they’re being replaced by AI
In the statement, Duolingo CEO said it would be rolling out “constructive constraints” as part of the shift – including changes to how it works with contractors, using AI in hiring and performance reviews, and making automation a key focus before any new roles are approved.
Language learning platform Duolingo announced 148 new courses created with artificial intelligence will soon be available on ...
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Duolingo Flooded by Pledges to Quit the App Following Decision to Replace Contractors With AI: 'That Owl is Dead to Me'Duolingo's decision to replace contractors with AI has sparked a wave of user outrage and public pledges to quit the app.
Duolingo Inc. raised its full-year sales and profit outlook as artificial intelligence offerings drive users to its ...
Language learning app Duolingo forecast second-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates and lifted its annual sales ...
Duolingo, the popular language-learning platform, has announced a sweeping “AI-first” mandate that restricts new hires unless teams prove roles cannot be automated. The move, detailed in an internal ...
Even by Silicon Valley standards, Duolingo Inc. has set itself apart with its aggressive push to infuse artificial ...
Duolingo's CEO, Luis von Ahn, has revealed that the company will be replacing workers with artificial intelligence (AI) in a ...
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Duolingo Enrages Millennials and Gen Z With Its "AI-First" ControversyDuolingo, once the darling of Gen Z and Millennials, is on the outs after announcing a controversy in the form of a new ...
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