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Artificial intelligence has become an influential factor in contemporary English language communication, transforming the ways people produce, interpret, translate, and exchange information. AI-powered technologies, including chatbots, machine translation systems, speech recognition applications, grammar assistants, and generative language models, provide new opportunities for effective communication in educational, professional, and intercultural contexts. These technologies help users improve grammatical accuracy, expand vocabulary, develop writing skills, and overcome certain language barriers. However, their growing use also raises concerns regarding linguistic accuracy, contextual interpretation, cultural sensitivity, data privacy, and overreliance on automated systems. This article examines the role of artificial intelligence in English language communication, focusing on its practical applications, benefits, limitations, and implications for language learning and intercultural interaction. It argues that AI can strengthen communication when used critically and responsibly, while human judgment, cultural awareness, and communicative competence remain essential.
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