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Duolingo layoffs

We've tracked one Duolingo layoff, in Jan 2024, affecting an undisclosed number of people. None of these cuts were publicly blamed on AI. Headcounts are what was reported at the time, and some may have changed since.

People affected

N/A

Across tracked announcements

Announcements

1

Jan 2024 → Jan 2024

AI-attributed

0%

Of affected people

Every tracked announcement

  1. −Undisclosed(10% of workforce)AI · confirmed

    Duolingo confirmed it cut around 10% of its contractors at the end of 2023 and said the reduced need was partly attributable to AI; it disputed calling the departures layoffs.

    Source: TechCrunch

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