Duolingo Stock’s Next Big Test Is One Week Away as AI Bet Draws Fresh Scrutiny
Faruqi & Faruqi on Sunday flagged it’s probing potential investor claims tied to Duolingo Inc., after shares slumped. The firm joins others issuing alerts as Duolingo’s stock lost ground, following management’s push for user growth and a bigger bet on artificial intelligence—even if that means slowing monetization for now. February’s drop came after Duolingo said it would channel more resources into AI and aim for 100 million daily active users by 2028, accepting softer profits in the near term.
