SPECIFIC FEATURES OF INDEPENDENT ENGLISH LEARNING IN AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ENVIRONMENT
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In recent years, artificial intelligence has become increasingly common and has gained considerable attention across various sectors of society. Its extensive adoption and application have significantly influenced numerous fields, including education. The widespread integration of artificial intelligence into digital learning environments has transformed many traditional mechanisms of the educational process. This article explores the potential and advantages of artificial intelligence in education, particularly in the context of language learning. During the preparation of the article, relevant scholarly perspectives were analyzed, and special attention was given to examining the extent to which artificial intelligence technologies contribute to the development of learner autonomy.
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