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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

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

Duolingo is the greatest education company in the world. Not because they've had 800 MILLION downloads or make $500M in revenue per year. But because they've cracked the secret Gen Z Attention Code. Every founder should learn & apply their tricks

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

Massive Returns: Turning Millions into Billions in Less Than 5 Years!

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

Our users are happy to pay ₹10 everyday for a month than pay ₹300 upfront ~ Harsh Jain co-founder of Dream11

Why tech (software) companies secure funding more than product companies? -Tech companies has significantly less fixed cost. Getting a server in Singapore will cater the whole Asian market (millions of users). With the same amount product companies

Less than 10% of Indian startups survive past Series B Funding gets harder — not easier — as you scale.