Language, Technology and Artificial Intelligence

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Vinusha J.V.
Sachin B.C.

Abstract

Language has always been fundamental to human interaction, enabling the exchange of ideas, emotions, knowledge, and cultural values across generations. In the contemporary world, rapid technological progress has transformed how language is created, shared, stored, and interpreted. Digital platforms, social media, and communication networks have reduced physical boundaries, allowing people from different regions and cultures to interact instantly and continuously. As a result, language today functions within dynamic, technology-driven environments. Artificial intelligence has further expanded the role of technology in language by enabling machines to process, understand, and generate human communication. Using techniques such as natural language processing, machine learning, and speech recognition, AI systems can analyse large volumes of linguistic data with remarkable speed and accuracy. These capabilities are applied in translation tools, virtual assistants, chatbots, voice interfaces, and automated content systems, improving efficiency and accessibility in many fields. The integration of language and artificial intelligence has created significant opportunities in education, healthcare, governance, and business. Intelligent language tools support personalized learning, assist individuals with communication disabilities, and provide instant access to information and services. At the same time, this technological shift raises important concerns related to ethical responsibility, data privacy, misinformation, bias in algorithms, and the preservation of linguistic diversity. The interaction between language, technology, and artificial intelligence is reshaping modern communication practices. Responsible design, inclusive development, and ethical use of these technologies are essential to ensure that technological progress strengthens human connection, promotes social equity, and supports sustainable cultural and technological growth worldwide, responsibly and effectively.

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Author Biographies

Vinusha J.V.

Assistant Professor, AIBM, AIT Campus, Jyothinagar, Chikkamagaluru.

Sachin B.C.

Assistant Professor, AIBM, AIT Campus, Jyothinagar, Chikkamagaluru.

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