Duolingo sent an owl for a long lunch yesterday, while CEO Luis von Ahn took over the bold announcements. Von AhnsaidIn all the hands of the hands he also distributed to Linkedin, Duolingo would be “ai-first”.
What does that mean?The biggest change is that the company gradually starts to handle what can be handled with AI. Von Ahn said it is a overcoming human radiation to create a “tremendous amount of content” that Duolingo considers to be a scale:
- The company only promises new employees if the teams prove that they cannot automate work. And the candidate facility is evaluated during the recruitment process.
- Moving is followed by Uber and Shopify, both of which said that AI is integral to these companies.
Duolingo employees may also expect their AI to be used in their performance reviews.
Great picture: Duolingo has seen explosive The growth of users from its disclosure four years ago. The number of this paid subscribers increased from just under 2 million in 2021 to over 8 million. Von Ahn told the employees that despite the fact that AI is not perfect, the company moves rather quickly and “takes time -time to small quality hits rather than slowly moving and leaving the moment.”—Mm
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