ChatGPT experienced connection problems worldwide on the morning of September 3, 2026. ^[1] A study conducted between November 2025 and January 2026 by UNICEF Bulgaria, the National Center for Safe Internet, and the Parents Association found that nearly 80% of students are online before turning 10 years old. ^[2] José Gabriel García said that ChatGPT is the new influencer. ^[3] José Gabriel García, expert in digital strategy and CEO of Agencia PHI, said that the decline of influencers is not a general loss of influence but rather the exhaustion of a model that for years confused audience with influence. ^[4] The article concludes that while technology may change how we learn, the human being who helps us understand why we learn remains the most important part of the classroom. ^[5] Yamini Kumar Jaipuria, Managing Trustee of the Cosmo Foundation, argues that while technology provides access to information, it is the teacher who helps students understand how to use that information responsibly and connect it to the real world. ^[6] The platform blocked access and prevented the utilization of the artificial intelligence chatbot. ^[7] Thousands of users reported failures regarding the functionality of this popular tool on social media. ^[8] When attempting to access the service from desktop browsers, the main interface did not load. ^[9] According to the study, only 11% of children sought support from a teacher or school specialist after experiencing online harassment, while 44% shared the incident with a parent or adult. ^[10] David Kyuranov from the Parents Association stated that 41% of students would not share shocking content with anyone if they encountered it. ^[11] The study revealed that approximately 53% of students use artificial intelligence, with 86% of students using AI tools, most frequently selecting ChatGPT. ^[12]