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Duolingo deletes all its TikTok videos after AI backlash—and then returns with a strange message
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this post was submitted on 22 May 2025
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Perhaps because their app and its gamification of learning is addictive and quite fun.
What you're saying absolutely makes sense. However as someone with ADHD I couldn't relate any less, I wish I could get addicted to something like that and not lose interest after ten minutes!