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[themorningnewsinformer]

ChatGPT Outage 2025: What Caused It & How to Stay Prepared

Introduction On June 10, 2025, millions of users across the globe were met with a frustrating reality—ChatGPT outage was down. OpenAI’s flagship tool experienced one of its most significant outages to date, affecting both web users and API services. The incident raised concerns about our growing dependency on artificial intelligence and the need for reliable AI alternatives. This blog breaks…

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ChatGPT Down for Over 12 Hours: What Happened on June 10, 2025?

You’re likely not going to see AI assistants take a day off and relax, but on June 10, 2025, that’s exactly what happened. OpenAI’s popular chatbot, ChatGPT, suffered a global outage for 12 hours straight, creating a frenzy and panic worldwide, all while memes were being created. In this report I will go over the timeline, impact, causes, and the important lessons that can be taken away from this domino effect event.

Timeline: When did the problems begin?

2:45 AM ET (12:15 AM PT): Users from North America, Europe, and Australia are unable to connect with ChatGPT and Sora. There is a spike in outages reported by Downdetector.  

10 AM ET: OpenAI confirms the “elevated error rates and latency” they were facing and has identified a solution that is in progress.  

6:32 PM ET: ChatGPT displays API access and improvements, which are sustained although voice interactions and features still remain unsteady.  

11:55 PM IST: The outage persists in India, thereby calculating over 12 hours of disruption worldwide, which is likely the longest downtime in the history of ChatGPT.

Who faced the consequences?  

This was not a small inconvenience; it was a catastrophic breakdown.

Affected by region: Participants from India, US, UK, Europe, Australia and other regions suffered outage related issues that included ChatGPT, Sora and APs.

Service disruption: The outage affected all users: both free and paid subscribers, API use, GPT-4o feature, voice chat, as well as third party Perplexity services.  

User frustration: Users faced prompts with errors such as “Hmm… something seems to have gone wrong” and “A network error occurred.” Nearly all features apart from the separate playground were impacted.  

The Internet Reacts  

With AI tools disabled, the internet went full meme:  

“Am I meant to use my brain at work now?”  

“ChatGPT is down and I’m mid-flight piloting a plane—send help!”  

This incident also served to emphasize the extent to which people depend on AI for routine activities.  

Why It Matters  

OpenAI admitted that a sudden surge in use had strained its infrastructure, with some components reporting capacity limits. Engineers reported that “GPUs are melting” due to demand.  

Global ripple impacts: Students, professionals, and developers around the world suddenly lost access to critical resources such as writing, coding, and research tools.  

Trust & reliability: Organizations that depend on 99.9% uptime from AI services for business operations took this outage as an eye opener regarding resiliency and over-dependency.

How OpenAI Responded

Communications: As an example, the company resolved updates as they worked through the issue, posting “We have identified the root cause…mitigation in progress.” 

Recovery in phases: API Services recovering first at around 6:30 PM ET, followed by the features of ChatGPT and voice services recovering subsequently.

Investigative follow up: OpenAI confirmed the cause was resolved and all services functioned fully by the late evening.

What You Can Learn from This

Learn to Explore: Always enable backup services like Grok, Gemini, Claude, Bing AI, or Perplexity. 

Users should be kept informed: If your services and applications are powered by ChatGPT, Comprehensive communication is mandatory. 

Relying on AI requires building systems with resilient architecture: Design the workflows that are critical and reliant on AI to ensure they are able to withstand or degrade steadily during outages.

Learn from every incident: Investigate capacity limits, sudden demands or bugs; find ways to reinforce the infrastructure.

In Summary

The June 10, 2025 outage is marked with the most significant ChatGPT interruption, 12+ hours of widespread global downtime affecting millions. It highlighted the importance of AI’s role in our daily lives, as well as revealing crucial weaknesses in the systems and dependencies, infrastructure. Striving to improve systems, Open AI is reminded that in a framework dependent on AI, the systems must be designed to fail regardless of the innovations made.

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चैटजीपीटी डाउन: वैश्विक आउटेज से यूजर्स परेशान, इमेज जेनरेशन में भी दिक्कत

World News: ओपनएआई का लोकप्रिय चैटबॉट चैटजीपीटी डाउन होने से दुनियाभर के यूजर्स परेशान हैं। मंगलवार, 10 जून 2025 को सुबह 7:11 बजे से शुरू हुए इस वैश्विक आउटेज ने लाखों यूजर्स को प्रभावित किया। डाउनडिटेक्टर के अनुसार, 84% यूजर्स को चैटजीपीटी का उपयोग करने में समस्याएं आ रही हैं, जबकि 12% को मोबाइल ऐप में दिक्कतें हो रही हैं। ओपनएआई ने status.openai.com पर आउटेज की पुष्टि की और इसे ठीक करने की…

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OpenAI is currently investigating an outage affecting users of ChatGPT.

OpenAI’s widely used AI chatbot, ChatGPT, is currently unavailable to users globally. ChatGPT, the widely used AI chatbot developed by OpenAI, is currently experiencing downtime for users globally. OpenAI has recognized the outage and is actively looking into the matter. The situation appears to present two distinct perspectives regarding the ChatGPT outage. The primary issue seems to be focused…

[ohio-daily]

ChatGPT down: AI Chat Service Experiences Major Outage!

ChatGPT experienced significant downtime, leaving users unable to access the AI chat service and resulting in widespread................

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[jordeclans]

"i asked chatgpt" okay i asked the magical sentient forest that i sacrificed my eyes and hands to... we r not the same

[foldingfittedsheets]

I can’t express the horror I felt when my receptionist at the doctor yesterday told me I should use chatgpt for a list of name change stuff.

I didn’t want to get into a whole thing about how wretched it is for the environment so I just said, “I don’t trust robots.”

She just laughed and said it could just make a list for me.

I’m wary of aging into the type of older person who fears technology but that fucking thing is full of sin and lies.

[durgeapologist]

Let's Talk About Ir Abelas, Da'ean

As some of you may know, I am vehemently against the dishonest use of AI in fandom and creative spaces. It has been brought to my attention by many, many people (and something I myself have thought on many times) that there is a DreadRook fic that is super popular and confirmed to be written at least partially with AI. I have the texts to prove it was written (at least) with the help of the Grammarly Rewrite generative feature.

Before I go any further, let it be known I was friends with this author; their use of rewrite features is something they told me and have told many other people who they have shared their fic with. It is not however, at the time of posting this, tagged or mentioned on their fic on AO3, in any capacity. I did in fact reach out to the author before making this post. They made absolutely no attempt to agree to state the use of Rewrite AI on their fic, nor be honest or upfront (in my opinion) about the possibility of their fic being complete generative AI. They denied the use of generative AI as a whole, though they did confirm (once again) use of the rewrite feature on Grammarly.

That all said: I do not feel comfortable letting this lie; since I have been asked by many people to make this, this post is simply for awareness.

You can form your own opinion, if you wish to. In fact, I encourage you to do such.

Aside from the, once again, high volume word output of around 352K words in less than 3 months (author says they had 10 chapters pre-written over "about a month" before they began posting; they are also on record saying they can write 5K-10K daily) from November until now, I have also said if you are familiar with AI services or peruse AI sites like ChatGPT, C.AI, J.AI, or any others similar to these, AI writing is very easy to pick out.

After some intense digging, research, and what I believe to be full confirmation via AI detection software used by professional publishers, there is a large and staggering possibility that the fic is almost entirely AI generated, bar some excerpts and paragraphs, here and there. I will post links below of the highly-resourced detection software that a few paragraphs and an entire chapter from this fic were plugged into; you are more than welcome to do with this information what you please.

I implore you to use critical thinking skills, and understand that when this many pieces in a work come back with such a high percentage of AI detected, that there is something going on. (There was a plethora of other AI detection softwares used that also corroborate these findings; I only find it useful to attach the most reputable source.)

Excerpts:

82% Likely Written by AI, 4% Plagiarism Match

98% Likely Written by AI, 2% Plagiarism Match

100% Likely Written by AI, 4% Plagiarism Match

Some excerpts do in fact come back as 100% likely written by human; however, this does not mean that the author was not using the Grammarly Paraphrase/Rewrite feature for these excerpts.

The Grammarly Paraphrase/Rewrite feature does not typically clock as AI generative text, and alongside the example below, many excerpts from other fics were take and put through this feature, and then fed back into the AI detection software. Every single one came back looking like this, within 2% of results:

So, in my opinion, and many others, this goes beyond the use of the simple paraphrase/rewrite feature on Grammarly.

Entire Chapter (Most Recent):

67% Likely Written by AI

As well, just for some variety, another detection software that also clocked plagiarism in the text:

15% Plagiarism Match

To make it clear that I am not simply 'jealous' of this author or 'angry' at their work for simply being a popular work in the fandom, here are some excerpts from other fanfics in this fandom and in other fandoms that were ran through the same exact same detection software, all coming back as 100% human written. (If you would like to run my fic through this software or any others, you are more than welcome to. I do not want to run the risk of OP post manipulation, so I did not include my own.)

The Wolf's Mantle

100% Likely Human Written, 2% Plagiarism Match

A Memory Called Desire

99% Likely Human Written

Brand Loyalty

100% Likely Human Written

Heart of The Sun

98% Likely Human Written

Whether you choose to use AI in your own fandom works is entirely at your own discretion. However, it is important to be transparent about such usage.

AI has many negative impacts for creatives across many mediums, including writers, artists, and voice actors.

If you use AI, it should be tagged as such, so that people who do not want to engage in AI works can avoid engaging with it if they wish to.

ALL LINKS AND PICTURES COURTESY OF: @spiritroses

[mama-qwerty]

Taking your face gently into my hands

Sweetie pie

Kisses your forehead tenderly

Sugar pickle

Caresses your cheeks

Stop treating chatgpt as a search engine.

Seriously, just stop. It's not a search engine. It's an AI that more often than not makes up answers. Tells you the wrong definition of a word. Claims another doesn't exist. Gives you the wrong meaning for names or locations or history. Gives incorrect, and even dangerous, advice regarding health or proper care for humans, plants, or animals.

It's not reliable in any way, shape, or form.

Please, I am begging you on my knees, stop blindly believing anything AI tells you. Learn to research on your own. It's a valuable skill! Stop using Google--it's hard to get past the AI and sponsored results these days--and try Firefox or DuckDuckGo. Those don't give you bullshit, they just give you results.

Please please please stop elevating AIs to this level of trustworthiness that is absolutely not deserved. They are not helpful, they are not accurate, they are stupid programs that can mislead you which can be harmlessly embarrassing, or dangerously toxic.

Researching is becoming a lost skill these days, and if you don't know how to do it properly, ASK. I am the research queen in my house, and used to write articles for a living using any tiny tidbit I found online. (From verified sources, of course.)

Stop giving AI more power than it already has. It's not helping you, it's filling your head with inaccurate information, which is really hard to unlearn down the line. And it's only going to get worse the more people lean into it and only believe what it tells them.

It's not smart just because it's a computer. Stop giving it so much credit.

[sillygoofyqueer]

Deity Jester AU to come later today, for now take this random brainworm I had this morning: MDZS modern AU where Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji get paired up for a school project to their equal dismay. Wei Wuxian tries to use ChatGPT because "oh em gee it's so much easier than having to sit around writing!" but every time he does this, Lan Wangji reads it and goes "no AI." because he's like a human AI detector and can tell that this lifeless slop is not written by a human. It gets to the point where it's taking up more time to try and get AI past Lan Wangji than just writing out his part, so Wei Wuxian finally, begrudgingly caves and writes up his part of the essay. Lan Wangji reads it and is like "this is the most beautiful writing I've ever seen" because it's just wild and fantastical and so obviously a sign of just humanity. Human intellect and thought processes. It may go off the rails at some points (Lan Wangji has the version history pulled up just to be sure that there hasn't been anything added in, and there are many instances of a completely insane paragraph being written only to be entirely deleted because the moral debate of nature versus nurture doesn't actually have anything to do with the historical battle of whenever the fuck), but it is brilliant. Cut to Lan Wangji trying to Pavlov Wei Wuxian into not using AI.

[rraaaarrl]

OH PLEASE OH GOD OH PLEASE GO FUCKING BANKRUPT PLEASE JUST GIVE ME THIS ONE THING LET'S GOOOOOOO

✨to hasten the bankruptcy✨

❤️ LIKE TO CHARGE

🔁 REBLOG TO CAST

[rightnewshindi]

ChatGPT Down: एआई चैटबॉट में खराबी, उपयोगकर्ताओं ने रिपोर्ट किया कनेक्शन एरर

ChatGPT Down: एआई चैटबॉटचैटGPT सोमवार को कथित तौर पर इसमें खराबी आ गई। सोशल मीडिया पर यूजर्स ने ढेरों सवाल पूछे, जिनमें से एक यूजर ने लिखा, “चैटजीपीटी डाउनकिसी और के लिए? #chatgpt #chatgptdown.” एक अन्य ने कहा, “@OpenAI ChatGPT 4.0 डाउन है। मुझे नहीं पता कि क्या करना है। मदद करें। #chatgpt #openai.” उपयोगकर्ताओं ने ChatGPT वेबसाइट पर “अपस्ट्रीम कनेक्ट त्रुटि या हेडर से पहले डिस्कनेक्ट/रीसेट।…

[kfan04]

I have no one to discuss Kaito and Romeo's weird dynamics with, so ChatGPT is forced to listen to my nonsense.

This guy's so good at analysing.

[hammill-goes-fogwalking]

I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI. I HATE AI.

[shadowseductress]

chatgpt my beloved please respond i miss you

[whywoulditho]

i cannot even begin to explain how much AI is ruining fandom. chatting with Character AI seems cool at first but the way today's kids literally roleplay on their own??? makes me SICK. i wish they could have the same fandom experience we had. back in our day people would make group chats and everyone would pretend to be a character. they would make accounts dedicated to those personas, they would commit to that shit. they would post as that character and leave comments and reply to messages and asks. back then we had creativity and we celebrated being weird and cringe together and most importantly FANDOM WAS A COMMUNITY. it wasn't just a pastime or content to consume. it was about sharing your love for something with other people. meeting people that want to talk about the same things you do. making friends. the fact that today's teens sit in their room talking to a bot makes me feral. go online and find your people!! share your thoughts!! fandom is meant to be participated in!!!