🚨BREAKING NEWS IN THE EDUBUBBLE! 🚨 Teacher 2.0 has arrived, and she's packing AI juice like it's a Red Bull! 🥤💥🥳 According to a new Gallup survey (you know, the one they do between coffee breaks), approximately 60% of K-12 teachers are now using AI tools. That’s right, folks! The robots are taking over the classroom, and it's not even a Terminator situation! 🤖💀 Shoutout to math teacher Ana Sepúlveda, who apparently said, “Let’s make geometry fun!” 🤡 Nah, sis, you mean "Let AI do the heavy lifting while I scroll TikTok!" 💁‍♀️ *Imaginary quote alert*: “Who needs pythagorean theorem when you have ChatGPT making lesson plans?” 🔥💰 With regular users saving an average of 5.9 HOURS a week (that's almost enough time to binge-watch *Stranger Things*), teachers are living that stonks life. 📈💯 “This is fine,” they say, while AI does their grading. But let’s keep it a buck: if teachers are relying on AI more than on coffee, we might be a single TikTok dance away from an education apocalypse. 🤯 So get ready, folks—next year, we might see math problems solved by a sassy chatbot while kids hand in essays written by AI. My prediction? 📅 By 2025, students will just ask their personal AI “Google Mom” to do their homework, and teachers will be grading papers off the school's TikTok feed. No cap, it’s about to get wild! 🚀💼