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Duolingo introduces 148 new language courses created using AI Tawylidi, the company Declare Wednesday. The launch comes as Duolingo Facing a violent reaction This week after sharing It will replace contractors with AI and become “Amnesty International”.
The company says that the launch of the new courses doubles its current shows and represents the largest expansion of content in the history of Duolingo.
“It was about 100 training courses about 12 years, and now, around a year, we can create and release nearly 150 new courses,” Louis von Ann, one of the co -founder of Dolongo, said in a press release. “This is a great example of how to directly take off from our educated artificial intelligence from our learners. This launch reflects the amazing impact of our investments in artificial intelligence and automation, which allowed us to expand quickly and unprecedented quality.”
In the past, it will usually take years to build one cycle on duolingo, as the company notes. Now, he was able to use artificial intelligence and other tools to launch 148 rounds in less than a year.
While duolingo promotes its use of Amnesty International, the company faces a violent reaction from users who feel frustrated by its plans to use technology to replace workers and use them deeper into their application.
On Monday, I tell von Ahn E -mail employees The company was turning into artificial intelligence and that it would “gradually stop using contractors to do a job that artificial intelligence could deal with.” He also wrote that “the number of employees will not be given unless the team is unable to run more of their work.”
“Al is not just a production boost,” he wrote. “It helps us to get close to our mission. To teach well, we need to create a huge amount of content, and do so manually does not expand. One of the best decisions that we have taken recently replaced the process of creating slow manual content with one -backed artificial intelligence. Without AL, it will take decades to expand our content for more learners.
Users have moved to social media to share their dissatisfaction in the company’s plans Some argue Its use of Amnesty International Make the application worse With inaccurate and low quality content. Others Delete the application And they encourage others to follow his example.
As for the new language courses, Duolingo says it is mainly designed to support beginners levels. They include features such as stories, which help develop reading understanding, and Duoraradio, which helps listen to understanding. The company plans to launch more advanced content in the coming months.