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Artificial Intelligence in Language Education

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The new version retains the core concordancing, n-gram and disciplinary variation functions of its predecessor while introducing a range of significant enhancements including a rebuilt Python/FastAPI backend, five collocation association measures, and – most substantially – a fully integrated large language model (LLM) assistant that reads users’ actual search results to provide evidence-grounded linguistic commentary.

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