Abstract
The swift development of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital technologies has significantly transformed modern approaches to English language teaching and learning. Traditional teaching methods are increasingly being integrated with AI-based applications, gamification, adaptive learning systems, and digital speaking platforms that improve learners’ communicative competence and motivation. This article examines the role of artificial intelligence in vocabulary acquisition, speaking development, and IELTS preparation, with particular attention to the educational context of Uzbekistan. The study highlights the advantages of AI-assisted learning environments, including personalized instruction, immediate feedback, interactive communication, and increased learner autonomy. The article also analyzes current challenges associated with implementing innovative technologies in English language education and discusses future opportunities for integrating AI tools into higher education institutions. The findings demonstrate that AI technologies cansubstantially improve the effectiveness of English language instruction and contribute to the modernization of language education systems
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