| 英文摘要 |
With the rapid advancement of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI), artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved from a tool requiring high technical barriers to entry into an accessible technology enabling interaction through natural language. This article aims to explore the application models, teaching benefits, and challenges of AI-assisted teaching in nursing education, and further explain how it can provide personalized learning support and skills development based on the needs of different learners under the concept of precision education.This transformation empowers educators and learners without an information technology background to utilize AI effectively. This paper not only outlines the developmental trajectory and characteristics of AI, but further addresses its role and advantages with practical examples in nursing education. These exemplars fully demonstrate AI's potential across diverse training contexts in nursing education. This includes implementing GenAI within the QRV (Question, Reflection, Verification) model to enhance clinical educators' teaching assessment capabilities, and training models that integrate GenAI with progressive prompting strategies to foster critical thinking and knowledge construction among nursing staff. The above applications also demonstrate that AIassisted teaching can help teachers design more appropriate and precise lessons through learning process analysis, real-time feedback, and individualized guidance. Furthermore, a simulated patient interaction system built using speech recognition and generative models is presented; it enables nursing students to practice communication and empathy skills in near-real-world conversational settings. Conversely, this paper also addresses emerging challenges and corresponding solutions arising from AI implementation. These include potential learner over-reliance on AI tools, insufficient AI literacy among educators and students, and incomplete ethical frameworks governing human-machine collaboration. To overcome these challenges, it is suggested that future nursing education need to continuously refine instructional design, professional development, and institutional regulations to fully realize the potential of AIassisted teaching and serve as a crucial foundation for promoting the digital transformation and precision education of nursing education. |