Duolingo's AI policy a glimpse of future AI-first reality for workers


We often hear that AI will change all areas of life. Language learning app Duolingo is now demonstrating the impact of a corporate AI-centred structuring. — Photo: Zacharie Scheurer/dpa

NEW YORK: The language-learning app Duolingo is significantly shifting its emphasis in hiring, productivity and corporate structures toward the use of artificial intelligence.

Founder and chief executive Luis von Ahn wrote in an email to employees in late April that one of the best recent decisions was to rely on AI for creating learning materials.

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