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The application of artificial intelligence (AI) in learning is an inevitable trend and brings many clear benefits, though it also comes with concerns that should be carefully considered. The Faculty of Foreign Languages would like to highlight some key benefits as follows:
Personalized Learning
- AI analyzes learning data to create a suitable learning path for each individual.
- It can adjust difficulty levels and content based on the student’s ability and progress.
- This helps struggling students improve at their own pace, while advanced learners are provided with greater challenges.
Learning Assistant
- AI can operate anytime, anywhere, without being limited by time like traditional teachers.
- Students can ask questions, practice, and review at any time with the support of AI chatbots like ChatGPT.
Quick Feedback and Grading
- AI supports automatic grading (e.g., multiple choice, programming, basic essays).
- Provides detailed feedback to help learners understand mistakes and improve.
Effective Language Learning
- AI supports pronunciation, vocabulary, and the four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) through voice recognition and natural language processing.
- Some applications offer customizable conversations to help practice communication skills in realistic contexts.
Students from the Faculty of Foreign Languages Apply AI Technology During a Visit to Da Nang Museum
Knowledge Discovery from Big Data
- AI can analyze millions of documents, helping learners access new and accurate information.
- Suggests learning materials that align with personal study goals.
Increased Engagement and Learning Motivation
- Integrating AI with gamified learning and virtual simulations provides more engaging and experiential learning.
- Creates a more flexible and proactive learning environment.
AI is a powerful tool, but it only holds value when used correctly. Learning is meant for self-development — overreliance on AI might lead to short-term high grades but long-term loss of real capabilities. Students should use it thoughtfully.