LEARNING DIPLOMATIC TERMINOLOGY THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: NEW OPPORTUNITIES AND APPROACHES
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artificial intelligence, diplomatic terminology, digital transformation, personalized learning, language acquisition, diplomatic education, virtual assistant.Abstract
This article examines the role and potential of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in the acquisition of diplomatic terminology within the context of modern digital transformation. The article addresses the personalization of the learning process, the use of AI-powered virtual assistants for terminology practice, the challenges of context-specific language in diplomacy, and the comparative advantages of AI over traditional learning methods. Drawing on international experience, the article substantiates that AI serves as an innovative and effective tool in diplomatic education, while also addressing the ethical and methodological limitations of its application.
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