NAVIGATING THE CHALLENGES AND LIMITATIONS OF AI IMPLEMENTATION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION
Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming education, offering exciting new possibilities for foreign language instruction. From personalized learning platforms to interactive chatbots and automated assessments, AI has the potential to alter how we learn and teach languages. However, this technological revolution also brings challenges. This article explores these challenges and some limitations of using AI in language learning.
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