ChatGPT Down Globally, Millions Unable To Access AI Chatbot

Due to a technical glitch, the well-known AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT has gone offline, impacting millions of users globally. OpenAI’s API and other services have also been affected by the outage, which has caused extensive disruption.

The outage tracking firm Downdetector indicates that over 1,000 complaints have been filed regarding ChatGPT’s downtime, marking a sharp increase in complaints. On social media, users have vented their annoyance and perplexity by complaining about sluggish login procedures and poor performance.

A user wrote on Downdetector, “chatgpt please fix it all our history is in your hand we need our history back”.

An X user, expressing concern, wrote, “Second brain just stopped working! ChatGPT is down! #chatgptdown”.

In addition to ordinary users, businesses who depend on OpenAI’s API for their projects have also been impacted by the outage. The fact that so many companies have experienced service interruptions shows how pervasive the outage’s effects are.

ChatGPT has experienced a significant outage three times since December. In December, there was a technical failure that caused the AI platform to crash twice.

As the outage continues, users are left waiting for a resolution, highlighting the importance of reliable technology infrastructure.

Elon Musk targets Sam Altman

The latest in a feud between the two tech billionaires that began on OpenAI’s board and is now attempting to gauge Musk’s influence with the new president was the altercation between Elon Musk and Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, earlier on Thursday over the Stargate artificial intelligence infrastructure project that President Donald Trump had praised.

In a new cooperation with Oracle, SoftBank, and OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, Trump on Tuesday touted a $500 billion joint venture investment.

Stargate, the new organization, is already beginning to construct data centers and generate the electricity required for the advancement of rapidly changing artificial intelligence technology.

It was “a resounding declaration of confidence in America’s potential” under Trump’s new administration, with a $100 billion private investment that might grow to five times that amount.

Hours later, however, Musk—a key Trump aide who helped finance his campaign and currently heads a federal cost-cutting program—questioned the investment’s worth.

“They don’t actually have the money,” Musk wrote on his social platform X. “SoftBank has well under $10B secured. I have that on good authority.”

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