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Duolingo has millions of Indian users, but less than 1% pay - Luis von Ahn, CEO and cofounder

Duolingo: Turning Learning into a Global Game 🦉🌝 Launched in 2011 by Luis von Ahn and Severin Hacker, Duolingo set out to make language learning free, fun, and accessible to all. By gamifying lessons with streaks, XP, and levels, it transformed ed

Being AI-first isn't about patching old systems ,it's a full rewrite of how we work. As Duolingo’s CEO Luis von Ahn puts it, minor tweaks to human-designed workflows won’t unlock the future. To truly lead with AI, we must rethink the foundation, not

Hey there everyone! I recently stumbled upon an inspiring TEDx talk by Luis Von Ahn, the founder of the popular language-learning app, Duolingo. Did you know that he comes from a humble background in Guatemala and was raised by a single mother? Des

Duolingo is making a major strategic shift towards becoming an AI-first company. The CEO, Luis von Ahn, said that simply tweaking old human centric systems isn't enough. Many systems need to be rebuilt from scratch to be AI native. • There will be

They killed it, their cuddly little mascot and then their stock crashed. It was just last month the language app duolingo did something completely insane they killed off duo - their green owl mascot, they posted a cctv footage of tesla cyber truck h

> be Duolingo > post tweet saying your mascot died > mention Dua Lipa at the end (they sound similar) > get 69M views on statement > get a Dua Lipa quote-tweet > big brands like Netflix and Halo quote-tweet > search interest hits all-time high > post

Duolingo's 'Death of the Owl' Campaign is the most riskiest campaign in recent times. Here is the short overview of what's the campaign is about, Duolingo announced that their OWL mascot is hitted to d*ad by a tesla cyber truck. So they encouraged

"In today's time, there's a lot of petrol theft happening at petrol pumps. They show on their meter that they've filled 200 or 500 rupees worth of fuel, but the actual fuel doesn't go into the tank. To tackle this, all car and bike companies should i