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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is opening new possibilities for bilingual education, particularly within Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL). By generating tailored resources, offering adaptive feedback, and supporting interactive learning, AI helps address the linguistic demands of subject-specific content. These tools not only enhance student engagement but also enable more personalised approaches, bridging gaps that standard materials often leave unfilled.

At the same time, AI offers valuable support for teachers, from streamlining lesson design to fostering deeper understanding of disciplinary language challenges. This presentation highlights recent practices and research on AI’s potential to enrich both teaching and learning while also reflecting on ethical considerations, data privacy, and the risks of overreliance. Overall, it argues for the thoughtful integration of AI as both a teaching assistant and a driver of innovation in inclusive bilingual education.