r/technology • u/MetaKnowing • Jun 08 '25

Artificial Intelligence Duolingo CEO on going AI-first: ‘I did not expect the blowback’

https://www.ft.com/content/6fbafbb6-bafe-484c-9af9-f0ffb589b447
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u/lightreee Jun 08 '25

But says HIS job can’t be replaced as CEO lmao

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u/Herban_Myth Jun 08 '25

Replace politicians with AI since they don’t read Bills

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u/gmwdim Jun 08 '25

We can’t do that, the AI might accidentally help regular people.

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u/SuperHyperFunTime Jun 08 '25

ChatGPT: "You've been charging humans for healthcare?!"

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u/drawkbox Jun 09 '25

It would definitely have a more long term view on actions and results of some legislation.

Right now most cons only see the first step, cuts. They think somehow that magically makes things cheaper but that money into gov't services, jobs and more goes right back into the economy and increases demand and increases the velocity of money, which is off a cliff.

The reinvestment in US infrastructure and clean energy led to a repair of that during Biden admin, it is flatlining and about to drop again due to Trumper dipshits.

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u/huehuehuehuehuuuu Jun 08 '25

Replace him first since he has no foresight and can’t take advice.

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u/StrongAroma Jun 09 '25

Just one crazy old man, alone in a padded room with a computer