Numerous users of the ChatGPT platform have encountered difficulties with the artificial intelligence application today during a global service disruption.
Users of ChatGPT are facing challenges accessing their accounts and sending messages, with issues being reported from various regions including the UK, US, India, Japan, and Australia.
OpenAI has acknowledged experiencing operational challenges with several services, including ChatGPT and Codex, as the company initiates an investigation into the matter.
Following the implementation of a solution, OpenAI is closely monitoring the situation as some services begin to recover.
A statement on OpenAI’s status page reassures users that the company has applied necessary measures and is actively monitoring the recovery process.
OpenAI says some services are returning(Image: AP)
Many individuals utilizing ChatGPT have found their conversations and projects failing to load this morning.
Some users have received notifications regarding an “authentication issue.”
Reports indicate that OpenAI is encountering difficulties with various services, including ChatGPT and Codex, prompting an investigation into the root cause.
Users in several cities across the UK have documented issues with OpenAI services today, particularly concentrated in London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, and Southampton.
A map shows where users are reporting issues(Image: DownDetector)
One ChatGPT user humorously remarked about resorting to using their own intellect to compose emails as the AI tool remains unresponsive.
Over 3,000 OpenAI users in the UK have reported disruptions in AI services today, with the majority, accounting for 79%, being ChatGPT users, as indicated by DownDetector.
Among the users encountering issues, 9% are experiencing problems with the OpenAI app, while 8% have raised concerns related to Codex.
A significant number of ChatGPT users have reported disruptions with the application’s functionality this morning.
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