Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a part of our professional and personal lives – and thus also of education and teaching. The field of DaF/DaZ (German as a foreign/second language in research and teaching) is part of this transformation, as AI is changing the way we teach and learn. New tools support, for example, planning and feedback, and open up new possibilities for lesson design. However, they also raise didactic and ethical questions. The contributions in this volume demonstrate how AI technologies can be used in the context of language teaching, what competencies teachers and learners need, and how AI literacy is becoming a new key qualification and future skill. Caught between skepticism and new beginnings, the authors show how the integration of AI into research and teaching can succeed. In doing so, the focus shifts to the role of the human being in an increasingly digitalized educational world. AI cannot replace the teacher, but it can significantly enrich the teaching process.

This book is included in DOAB.