Abstract
This article examines the theoretical foundations and educational potential of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into linguodidactics. The study explores the conceptual relationship between AI-driven digital tools and modern language teaching methodology within a competence-based and integrative framework. The research identifies the pedagogical principles underlying AI integration in foreign language instruction and analyzes its impact on speaking skill development, learner autonomy, and personalized learning trajectories. The findings demonstrate that AI-based platforms significantly enhance communicative competence by providing adaptive feedback, real-time pronunciation analysis, and discourse-oriented interaction models. The article substantiates that AI integration contributes to the modernization of linguodidactic systems and creates new methodological opportunities in English language teaching.
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