Duolingo learned the hard way that you can't joke your way through a backlash after its AI-focused announcement drew ...

Language-learning app Duolingo, whose CEO recently said AI would replace contract workers, has reversed course, stating that the company would "continue to hire" humans and support employees.

Since entering the Chinese mainland market in 2020, Duolingo English Test has rapidly gained in popularity, reshaping the landscape for Chinese students seeking to study abroad. Now it is positioning ...

The upcoming midterm elections will test the durability of that rightward shift — and whether it’s transferable to down-ballot Republicans running in a time of economic turbulence without ...

Duolingo's CEO said the company 'does not see AI as replacing what our employees do,' after indicating it would replace ...

This week on Electrek’s Wheel-E podcast, we discuss the most popular news stories from the world of electric bikes and other nontraditional electric vehicles. This time, that includes a new ...

However, ARTEMIS-DELFI was determined to be the superior test as it was simpler and potentially more broadly applicable. A description of the work was published May 21 in Science Advances.

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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 ...