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Los resultados mostraron que el camarón criado a 10 ind. m-2 exhibió el mejor rendimiento en términos de crecimiento, supervivencia y eficiencia alimenticia, mientras que densidades más altas resultaron en un rendimiento reducido. El índice de conversión alimenticia (FCR) más bajo se observó a la menor densidad, lo que indica una utilización eficiente del alimento dentro del rango óptimo para L. vannamei, mientras que las densidades más altas provocaron un aumento sustancial del FCR, lo que refleja una menor eficiencia. Los parámetros de calidad del agua se mantuvieron dentro de rangos adecuados y no mostraron diferencias significativas entre los tratamientos. Estos hallazgos sugieren que la densidad de siembra influye principalmente en el rendimiento del camarón a través de interacciones biológicas, más que por cambios ambientales. 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Learning a new language is a demanding task that requires ongoing motivation and significant effort. Modern AI tools offer new possibilities for supporting language learners and potentially making the learning process easier and more engaging. However, these same technologies may also reduce motivation by allowing learners to avoid challenging language tasks by relying heavily on technological support. By examining 35 peer-reviewed studies, this review finds that most (66%) report a positive impact of AI tools on learner motivation. Practical evidence suggests these technologies can significantly boost motivation, engagement, and language proficiency, especially under controlled experimental settings. However, concerns remain about learners becoming too dependent on technology, potentially lowering their internal motivation to truly “learn” a language. 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