Chatgpt: Worldwide disorder ensures user frustration - what happened?

Chatgpt: Worldwide disorder ensures user frustration - what happened?

Deutschland - On June 10, 2025, a massive disorder in the CHAST CHATGGPT caused unrest among users worldwide. According to op-online.de the impairment began in the morning and was reported for the first time at 8:36 a.m. Openai, the company behind Chatgpt, quickly confirmed increased error rates and delays. Not only Germany, but also users in the UK and the USA were affected. During the peak period between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. there were over 1832 fault reports.

The problems were expressed by random error messages for chat and image input, which led to great difficulties when accessing the service. Openai classified the error messages from yellow to red, which indicated a critical location. However, until 2:45 p.m., the company had already identified the basic cause of the disorder and worked on a solution, so Winfuture.de .

progress in the removal of the disorder

On the evening of June 10, at 7:20 p.m., Openai announced that a remedial measure was initiated and observations to recover the services were employed. The hope was great that Chatgpt would be available again in the coming hours. The next morning, users reported that the Situation had calmed down.

At 6:17 a.m., Openai informed that the disorder was largely remedied. Almost all of the Chatgpt components worked properly again, even if there could be even smaller errors in voice mode. The user complaints on the Allestoersungen.de platform had decreased significantly and a large part of the users were able to use the service again as usual.

technical challenges and global effects

The disorder also concerned other services of Openai, including the APIs and the AI ​​videoogenerator Sora. These problems illustrate the challenge of maintaining the technical infrastructure behind such AI services. Similar disorders in other areas, such as the telematics infrastructure (Ti) in German healthcare, can also negatively influence patient care. Disruptions, as in the case of the e-recipes, can lead to delays in medication care, which increases the pressure on the health service providers, such as tbs.de reports.