Duolingo CEO says controversial AI memo was misunderstood

Though Luis von Ahan, CEO of Duolingo, criticized loudly this year Duolingo announces that an “AI-FIRST Organization” announces that He suggested in a new interview that the real thing was “he did not give enough context.”

“Internally, it wasn’t controversial,” Von Ahan told the New York TimesThe “Outwardly, as a universally business organization, some people have assumed that it is just for profit. Or we’re trying to leave people. And it was not at all intended at all.”

On the contrary, Von Ahn said that the company “never left a full-time employee” and has no desire to do so. And when he did not deny that Doolingo was Let’s cut off the contractor staffHe suggested “From the beginning … our contractor worker has gone upstairs depending on the need.”

In spite of criticism (which) It doesn’t seem that no big impact has Von Ahn, on the bottom line of Doolingo), seems to be a very bullshit about AI’s potential, and members of the Duolingo team take the technology every Friday morning.

“This is a bad brief description, fry-day,” he said. “I don’t know how to pronounce it.”