[EN] In the current landscape, the rapid evolution of educational technology, particularly AI tools like
ChatGPT, necessitates understanding how educators perceive their integration into the education system.
This study uses a quantitative, non-experimental, descriptive-comparative, and cross-sectional study was
conducted with 379 active teachers in Castilla y León, Spain. The research instrument was a questionnaire
originally developed and validated by Lozano and Blanco-Fontao (2023), which had previously shown
strong internal consistency and methodological rigor with minor adaptation to the population of this
study. Findings reveal high awareness and exploratory use of ChatGPT among teachers, though practical
implementation and specific training remain limited. Teachers acknowledge ChatGPT’s potential to
enhance educational processes, particularly in generating educational materials and planning tasks.
However, significant concerns about plagiarism, critical thinking, and ethical use persist. Differences in
perceptions are mainly influenced by specialty, age, and gender, highlighting the need for tailored training
and policies to support effective and ethical AI integration in education. These insights underscore the
importance of continuous professional development to harness AI’s benefits while mitigating associated
risks.S
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