After being hit by a Cybertruck and dying, the Duolingo mascot, Duo the owl, has risen from the dead and TikTok reacts hilariously.

Since launching Video Call, our GenAI-powered conversation feature, user engagement has grown meaningfully. Max is now available to the majority of our DAUs and represents about 5% of total subscribers. We're still very early in driving Max monetization and believe there is a lot of room to grow.

Language learning app Duolingo forecast annual revenue above Wall Street expectations on Thursday, anticipating a stronger adoption of its subscription tier featuring artificial intelligence capabilities.

A trend emerged after TikTok was confirmed to have shut down, where creators exposed their biggest secrets. To our dismay and entertainment, we watched the fallout from these confessions unfold, and to these creators' horror,

Duolingo announced two weeks ago that the mascot ... Many of the top comments on the TikTok video were left by brands, weighing in on the news. “What was it all for tho?”

Fellow Duolingo characters Falstaff, a bear, was killed via illegal hunting; Zari, a teenage girl, died from lack of a bidet in the office’s bathroom; and Lily, a goth teen, passed away from a “sincere hug by a cute child.”

Duolingo's mascot, Duo the Owl, was killed by a Cybertruck but has now been resurrected in a viral marketing stunt.

Anagram uses bite-sized training videos and interactive puzzles to make employee cybersecurity training more engaging.

Duolingo’s gamified approach to learning languages has contributed to a surge in popularity among users of all ages. In 2012, Duolingo was launched globally with the goal of making language-learning free and universally accessible.

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