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and algorithmic bias must be carefully addressed (Godwin-Jones, 2019). One major
concern is the potential for students to rely excessively on AI-generated content,
which may hinder the development of independent writing skills. Teachers must
establish clear guidelines for the appropriate use of AI tools in academic contexts.
Another challenge is ensuring that students develop digital literacy skills.
Learners need to understand how AI systems function, their limitations, and how to
use them effectively for learning purposes.
Ultimately, the role of the teacher remains essential. AI cannot replace human
interaction, feedback, and emotional support. Instead, it should complement
traditional teaching by enhancing efficiency and personalization.

CONCLUSION
Artificial intelligence offers powerful opportunities to enhance EFL writing skills
through innovative pedagogical approaches. AI-powered feedback tools, adaptive
learning systems, and conversational agents provide immediate, personalized, and
interactive support for learners. However, the successful integration of AI depends on
balanced and thoughtful implementation. Teachers must guide students in using AI
responsibly while maintaining a focus on meaningful communication and critical
thinking. By combining technological innovation with human-centered pedagogy,
educators can create effective and engaging writing instruction that prepares
students for academic and professional communication in the digital age.

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