LIMITS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CREATIVITY AND THE ESSENCE OF INTEGRATED LESSONS
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artificial intelligence, integrated education, linguistic analysis, pragmatics, stylistics, semantics, discourse, corpus linguistics, primary education, mother tongue instruction, methodology, language evolution.Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive linguistic analysis of texts generated by artificial intelligence (AI) and examines their inherent limitations. Specifically, AI-generated texts are compared with human speech based on syntactic, semantic, pragmatic, stylistic, and discursive dimensions. Furthermore, the article highlights the pedagogical and psychological significance of integrated education, particularly its importance in primary school mother tongue lessons. The integrative approach reveals opportunities for developing systemic thinking, creativity, communicative competence, and individual abilities in students. The research findings underscore the necessity of effectively utilizing AI in the educational process and improving the methodology of linguistic analysis.
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