Duolingo found an innovative way to inform investors up on their efforts embedding artificial intelligence as an online educational tool for learning foreign languages.
During its third-quarter earnings call on Wednesday, the company had a generative AI chatbot named “Lily” briefly step in for CEO and co-founder Luis von Ahn to summarize the results in a quick video that allegedly took just seven minutes to create. It was meant as a demonstration of a new product that lets users practice speaking with what it calls a “sassy” conversational partner in an unscripted and impromptu manner to build confidence speaking in another tongue.
