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ITSME_hash1
United States of America

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We’ve already seen massive shifts in 2026 with AI tutors and VR immersion. But let’s look even further!

The Game: Reply with one "crazy" prediction for what language learning or Duolingo will look like in the year 2030.

My prediction: Neural-Link Lessons. We won't just tap screens; we'll "download" vocabulary while we sleep!

Bonus Round: What’s one classic feature (like the old Tree or Lingots) that you think will still be missed in 2030?

Let's see who gets the most "Upvotes/Thanks" for the wildest idea! 🌍✨

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John Little
Brazil

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Blimey its only 4 years ahead but sounds like SciFi land! I predict no more "free" lessons and more paid for schemes

Duolingo adds flippers and changes from a language app to a pinball game app where users compete for XP

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SansEspoir
Norway

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They add VR and you have to move across some weird virtual world to find the correct translation.

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lrai
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It's 2030 and all tech has gone away as people have decided to go NO tech and Duo goes back to it's original configuration and FREE. Oh sorry, that was just a weird dream I had after eating an anchovy pizza with pickles. To be honest I like the pinball idea best, bring it on. Instead of balls we fire off words and then use the flippers to get them into the right place in the sentence...just having fun.

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Linda7Italian
Italy

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Just out of interest, Joss Sheldon's best-seller "Individutopia" set in 2084 comes to mind! I dare not imagine Duolingo (or any other language site) in 2030 let alone 2084. Lrai, you've really got me thinking.

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lrai
United States of America

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Linda:

In the past few years here in China, I have seen a trend of less tech for teens. Parents getting kids "stupid" phones instead of "i" phones. A friend back home in the US has told me that young adults she knows are doing phone "fasts" trading in "smart" phones for "stupid" phones and digital stuff for analog stuff. The comments she has heard from them is how much more time they now have. Go figure...LOL, I recently had to relent and get a "smart" phone because the tech here would no longer allow my "stupid" phone to work well. I spent some time but I have managed to give my (new to me) but older "smart" phone a frontal lobotomy removing so much from it that it's pretty much a "stupid" phone in a silk purse. It's not that I can't use tech, or really dislike it (well sort of dislike it) it's more about not allowing tech to make me DUMB, because I like to say, I am smart so my phone doesn't need to be.

One last point, AI is annoying. I am getting older now and sometimes it just takes a little longer for the old man in my head to find the right file cabinet where that piece of paper with the right answer resides. I do finally remember but it can take a little longer than it used to. However, I really hate a machine trying to give me answers I didn't ask for or want, or trying to tell me an answer that I know to be totally wrong. I hate when AI does auto correct for me, I know what I want to say, and the auto correct rarely gets it right. When AI no longer has "bugs" then maybe I will accept it. It's bad enough I have to allow it into my teaching now...yuck! I just pray that in the future people will stop being so hooked on the latest tech gizmo and return to using real brain power and doing more for themselves. Just ranting...LOL

lrai
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Linda7Italian
Italy

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Lrai, I hear you! Out of interest, I find AI autocorrect to be quite scary and agree "auto correct rarely gets it right". A good idea to doublecheck everything you write, to your friends, employers, everyone. I recently wrote to my fellow MgtCo directors thanking them for their most helpful thighs regarding a difficult tenant! I caught it just in time, hastily changing AI's interference to "thoughts":-)

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lrai
United States of America

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Linda:

Priceless...thanks for the laugh

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ITSME_hash1
United States of America

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Hey guys,Guess what were having an event at Oxford University in the event department and anyone can come.

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ITSME_hash1
United States of America

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The event is of solar teach AI AI and tech together hope you guys will love it.

Oxford University

Event hosted by ITSME_HASH

Once you enter the event department you will find a person who will guide you to the event.

Thank You From Itsme_hash I studied at Oxford University and I hope you all love AI and Tech.

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lrai
United States of America

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ITSME:

Good luck with your event. I won't be joining but I still hope you have a good turn out and it goes well. Personally I am NOT a fan of AI, (duh) however, I do know that the genii is out of that box and it will never go back. I just hope that it turns out well and that in time the genii doesn't become something we never should have done (think A-bomb). Tech isn't bad or good, it's a reality in a changing world. It can be useful, but if we allow tech to take over reason and we stop doing things that show our humanity, then maybe we do need to re-think our rush to turn to tech for answers.

As an educator AI is here and we must get used to that fact. However, it doesn't mean I need to employ it when it isn't something critical to the learning. AI is merely a tool and it's not even a good one right now, too many bugs for me. I still need my students to critically think and use their brains constructively and not just look for easy fixes instead of finding knowledge that will expand them for the future. Just how I see things, and not a criticism of your love for AI.

Again, I hope your event does well.

lrai
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Learning Yiddish, Chinese, Russian and Spanish

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