Wall Street loves when companies boast about using AI. But customers hate it.

The business is booming thanks to AI but investors need to also consider how AI might be changing the space. Duolingo is ...

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn acknowledged employee anxiety over AI, urging teams to embrace the technology amid rising ...

Duolingo has faced backlash over its AI usage, and the CEO now claims that AI isn’t replacing its employees just yet.

Duolingo announced plans this week to replace contractors with AI and become an “AI-first” company — a move that journalist Brian Merchant pointed to as a sign that the AI jobs crisis “is ...

Despite positive developments, Duolingo's valuation remains high, and I need more data to confirm resilience against AI threats before ... Firstly, the engagement trends highlight relevance.

Duolingo is set to replace existing contract workers with AI, the company revealed in a memo this week. Signaling his commitment to making Duolingo “AI-first,” co-founder and CEO Luis von Ahn ...

AI-driven scalability is transforming Duolingo from a language app into a broad-based education platform, propelling monthly active users to 130 million and enabling the launch of 148 new courses.

It's also a signal that a new corporate orthodoxy is emerging — one where AI fluency is table stakes for survival. Of course, that new orthodoxy has its critics. On social media, some users lambasted ...

In late April and early May 2025, claims (archived) circulated online that Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn said the language-learning app would become "AI-first" and replace contractors with artificial ...

Duolingo is “more than doubling” the number of courses it has available, a feat it says was only possible because it used generative AI to help create them in “less than a year.” ...

Big firms like UPS, Klarna, and Duolingo are replacing workers with AI to cut costs and boost efficiency—raising serious concerns for job security.