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Workplace Culture‘I’m not going to force you’: Duolingo CEO backs off from evaluating employees on their AI usage 
By Jacqueline MunisApril 13, 2026
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SuccessGen Alpha may still years away from deciding whether to pursue a college degree, but one 10-year-old in California is already getting a head start
By Preston ForeMarch 3, 2026
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AIAmerican schools weren’t broken until Silicon Valley used a lie to convince them they were—now reading and math scores are plummeting
By Sasha RogelbergMarch 1, 2026
Chegg’s CEO once said he’s the ‘poster child’ for AI shock. Now, the company is slashing 45% of staff
AIChegg’s CEO once said he’s the ‘poster child’ for AI shock. Now, the company is slashing 45% of staff
By Ashley LutzOctober 28, 2025
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LeadershipDuolingo’s CEO outlined his plan to become an ‘AI-first’ company. He didn’t expect the human backlash that followed
By Sara BraunJune 9, 2025
Textbook giant McGraw Hill sees potential for AI in the classroom—and the risks
TechTextbook giant McGraw Hill sees potential for AI in the classroom—and the risks
By Jenn BriceJanuary 4, 2025
Euan Blair, chief executive officer of Multiverse Group Ltd., speaks during the Bloomberg Technology Summit in London, UK, on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023. The Bloomberg Technology Summit will showcase tech and health care standouts during a series of discussions about the UK's global role in the most pressing questions in technology today.
TechTony Blair’s son is using AI to find employers their dream hire, and turn around $50 million losses at his education unicorn Multiverse
By Ryan HoggApril 8, 2024
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Tech25-year-old Harvard grad worries A.I. ‘is not in any way fostering educational resilience’—but admits she uses it for writing all the time
By Paolo ConfinoJuly 13, 2023
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ConferencesHarvard ’21 grad says Gen Z just uses A.I. to do their homework, they ‘aren’t necessarily interested in using ChatGPT for learning’
By Paolo ConfinoJuly 12, 2023
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TechChegg’s shares tumbled nearly 50% after the edtech company said its customers are using ChatGPT instead of paying for its study tools
By Prarthana PrakashMay 2, 2023
China’s new edtech restrictions prove its regulatory crackdown has few limits
NewslettersChina’s new edtech restrictions prove its regulatory crackdown has few limits
By Clay Chandler and Eamon BarrettJuly 27, 2021
China’s edtech crackdown is erasing billions from the fortunes of its education tycoons
TechChina’s edtech crackdown is erasing billions from the fortunes of its education tycoons
By Venus Feng and BloombergJuly 26, 2021
Teacher-turned-founder Larry Chen may lose billionaire status as Beijing’s edtech crackdown sinks GSX shares
FinanceTeacher-turned-founder Larry Chen may lose billionaire status as Beijing’s edtech crackdown sinks GSX shares
By Venus Feng and BloombergJune 3, 2021
Beijing’s concerns about overworked students upend the plans of China’s edtech startups
TechBeijing’s concerns about overworked students upend the plans of China’s edtech startups
By BloombergMay 31, 2021
The pandemic’s edtech boom won’t slow down anytime soon
TechThe pandemic’s edtech boom won’t slow down anytime soon
By Fortune EditorsMarch 12, 2021
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