Here's what you need to know about this high-growth tech company. Duolingo offers the world's No. 1 language learning app, and it enjoyed a stellar 2024. All key metrics, including revenue ...

Duolingo announced the launch of 148 new language courses on Wednesday. These courses were generated using the company’s native artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The ed-tech learning ...

He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. Duolingo is making a big change: it’s moving on from hearts in favor of a new “energy” mechanic. The idea is to switch from a ...

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 ...

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Duolingo CEO Clarifies AI-First Plan After Backlash, Says AI Won’t Replace Employees Your email has been sent Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn acknowledged employee anxiety over AI, urging teams to ...

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn said he adapted his leadership as the company grew in size. Von Ahn said he shifted from micromanagement to focusing on company culture and tough decisions. Duolingo has ...

Duolingo has offered its English Test since 2016 and has grown it to be a mainstream standardized test. Duolingo CEO talks Apple, Epic lawsuit on earnings call Duolingo CEO says company will ...

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn predicts that while schools won’t disappear, AI will take over the teaching role, transforming schools into supervised spaces. With advancing technologies, Duolingo CEO ...

Language‑learning app Duolingo has publicly backtracked on its plans to pivot to AI after facing backlash from users, Fortune reports. Last month, Duolingo announced it planned to become an ...

Duolingo's CEO outlined three criteria for what subjects make the cut on the app. Subjects must have a large demand and benefit the world, Luis von Ahn said. "Turns out a lot of people want to ...