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integration artificial intelligence ai pharmacy education practice holds potential advance learning experiences prepare future pharmacists evolving healthcare practice however also raises ethical considerations need addressed carefully study aimed explore pharmacy students attitudes regarding ai integration pharmacy education practice crosssectional design employed utilizing validated online questionnaire administered 702 pharmacy students diverse demographic backgrounds questionnaire gathered data participants attitudes concerns regarding ai integration well demographic information factors influencing attitudes participants female students 728 public universities 556 working 642 participants expressed generally negative attitude toward ai integration citing concerns barriers patient data privacy 620 susceptibility hacking 562 potential job displacement 693 cost limitations 668 access 691 absence regulations 481 agree training 704 physicians reluctance 651 patient apprehension 708 factors including country residence academic year cumulative gpa work status technology literacy ai understanding significantly influenced participants attitudes p 005 study highlights need comprehensive ai education pharmacy curricula including related ethical concerns addressing students concerns crucial ensuring ethical equitable beneficial ai integration pharmacy education practice