Duolingo does not leave the robot: he offers 148 courses created with IA

Duolino is still higher than a horse of artificial intelligence, since after the announcement that he would replace many of his employees with his person with artificial intelligence, he now introduced the introduction of 148 courses carried out completely with the help of AI.

“The development of our first 100 courses took about 12 years, and now, about a year later, we can create and run almost 150 new courses. This is a great example of how generative AI can directly benefit our students, ”said Luis von An, general director and co -founder of Duolingo. “This launch reflects the incredible influence of our investments in artificial intelligence and automation, which allowed us to rise to unprecedented speed and quality.”

In the past, the company usually needs years to create one course in Duolino, the company notes. Now he was able to use generative AI and other tools for launching 148 courses in less than a year.

As for the new language courses, Duolino says that they are mainly designed to support the levels of beginners. They include functions such as stories that help to develop an understanding of what has been read, and Duoradio, which helps in the auditory sense. The company plans to launch more advanced content in the coming months.

“Previously, a small team took years to create one new course from scratch,” said Jesse Becker, senior director of Duolingo Learning Design. “Now, using generative AI to create and test the content, we can concentrate our experience where it is more shocking, guaranteeing that each course meets strict Duolingo quality standards.”

The availability of new courses includes:

• Latin America: Spanish carriers and Portuguese can now learn Japanese, Korean and Mandarin.
• Europe: Speakers of fifteen European languages, such as French, German, Italian and Spanish, can now study Japanese, Korean and Mandarin, among other basic languages.
• Asia: Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, Tagalo, Hindi, Bengal, Telogu and Tamil native speakers can now study seven main languages; Previously, many had access only to learn English.