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    Home»Automation»Is Duolingo replacing contract employees with AI?
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    Is Duolingo replacing contract employees with AI?

    The co-founder and CEO of the language app wants Duolingo to be an AI-first firm
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauApril 30, 2025Updated:April 30, 20252 Mins Read6402 Views
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    Duolingo, the language app will slowly discontinue using contract employees and allow artificial intelligence or AI to take over whatever it can. This was conveyed to the employees by Luis von Ahn, co-foudner and CEO, Duolingo, in an e-mail. Luis von Ahn is endeavouring to make Duolingo an AI-first firm.

    Von Ahn intends to use AI in hiring and performance assessments. Only work that cannot be automated will be done manually. He clarifies that these changes are aimed at eliminating bottlenecks and the intention is not to replace the employees with AI. The idea is to allow employees to concentrate on resolving real problems and let their creativity flow. Being engaged in routine and repetitive work will not leave them time to bring out their creativity.

    It is von Ahn’s belief that AI will not only increase productivity but also help Duolingo teach better by creating more content. For this to happen, it is necessary to rely on AI for the content-creation process. Only then will it be possible to reach out to more learners at the earliest.

    He also assures employees that they will be trained and mentored so that they are able to use AI tools in their function. He is confident that this change and embracing of AI will only help Duos stay ahead and in the lead.

    AI tools AI-driven learning app AI-first company Duolingo Duos Employee employer HR Human Resources language app Luis von Ahn replace contract workers von Ahn Workforce
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