THE PEDAGOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ INFORMATION SECURITY COMPETENCE IN THE CONTEXT OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TOOLS

Authors

  • Mustafoyev Shahzod

Keywords:

artificial intelligence, information security competence, pedagogical significance, higher education, digital education, cybersecurity awareness, personal data protection, digital responsibility, critical thinking, AI literacy.

Abstract

 The widespread integration of artificial intelligence (AI) tools into higher education  has significantly transformed the organization of teaching, learning, and scientific research. Although  AI technologies provide opportunities for personalized learning, rapid information retrieval, and the  development of students’ independent learning skills, they also create new challenges associated with  information security, personal data protection, digital privacy, academic integrity, and the reliability  of generated content. Under these circumstances, developing students’ information security  competence has acquired considerable pedagogical significance.

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Published

2026-10-14

How to Cite

THE PEDAGOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ INFORMATION SECURITY COMPETENCE IN THE CONTEXT OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TOOLS. (2026). INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE, 3(9), 112-118. https://universalconference.us/index.php/icms/article/view/7893