US EditionShaw Walters: ‘We’re Going to Automate All of the Jobs’
- Shaw Walters, founder of Eliza Labs, will deliver a keynote at Consensus 2025 on how AI Agents and crypto could reshape society by automating all jobs.
- Walters argues that automation will eliminate jobs entirely as AI agents become mainstream, raising questions about crypto’s role in this transition.
- Duolingo recently announced 148 new generative AI–created language courses and plans to phase out contractors as part of its shift to an AI-first model.
- CEO Luis von Ahn emphasized the importance of quickly integrating AI at Duolingo, even if the technology is not yet flawless, and highlighted its role in shaping hiring practices and employee evaluations.
- These developments highlight a broader industry shift toward AI-driven automation that could significantly reduce human jobs and transform workforce dynamics.
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Shaw Walters: ‘We’re Going to Automate All of the Jobs’
Someday you’ll be out of a job. So will I, so will your neighbor, so will your best friend, and so will all of your family. All of our jobs will be automated, thanks to AI. This is the prediction of Shaw Walters (who in Web3 style typically just goes by “Shaw”), founder of Eliza Labs, and creator of ElizaOS.“We’re going to automate all of the jobs. Like, all of the jobs are going to be automated,” says Shaw. “There aren’t going to be any jobs. A…
Duolingo Is Replacing Human Workers With AI
Duo’s gonna be one sad little owl after this. Duolingo’s CEO, Luis von Ahn, shared an email with the company’s employees earlier this week in which he reiterated that Duolingo would begin to shift away from using people to create its language learning courses and instead let AI take on the bulk of developing them. To underscore its commitment to becoming an “AI-first” company, as von Ahn put it, Duolingo just released 148 new AI-developed course…
Duolingo under fire for adopting AI-first strategy amid plans to replace contract workers
Duolingo has announced a major transition to an “AI-first” operational model, a move that includes gradually phasing out contract workers in favour of artificial intelligence. The shift, detailed in an internal email from CEO Luis von Ahn and later shared on LinkedIn, sets the tone for a broader transformation in how the language-learning platform delivers content and manages hiring. “AI is already changing how work gets done,” von Ahn wrote. “W…
Duolingo, a major US language learning app, is moving forward with the use of generative AI (artificial intelligence) in the development of its services. Founder and CEO Louis von Ahn said he expects that "engineer productivity will increase by more than tenfold over the next few years." --How do you plan to use AI in language learning apps? "Duolingo is not just for learning languages, it's also for learning math and music. In math, we're using…
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