Company Blames Outage on "Small Subset of Users," Who Turn Out to Be All Users
The status page reported "degraded performance for some customers" for nine hours while the entire platform was down, which the company says is "technically consistent."
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ChatGPT and Claude Go Down Same Afternoon, Nation Forced to Remember Its Own Opinions
For 94 minutes, Americans were reportedly on their own with regard to what they think about things.
Man's Subscription to App That Cancels Subscriptions Auto-Renews at Higher Rate
Trimly, which promises to "find and kill the charges you forgot about," has been billing Kyle Brandt $14.99 a month since 2024.
Local Man Trusts AI's Restaurant Recommendation, Arrives at Building That Has Been a Dental Office Since 2019
The assistant described the pasta as "a neighborhood favorite," which the receptionist confirmed it once was.
LinkedIn Post About "Learning From Failure" Somehow About a Promotion
The 600-word reflection on humility describes a single setback in 2019 and a subsequent seven-year ascent.
Clearview AI Prototype Builds Full Online Profile From Single Photo; Profile Mostly Reveals Man Hasn't Updated LinkedIn Since 2019
The InquiryIQ tool assembled 340 data points on its first subject, 290 of which were the same headshot.
Connecticut Bans AI-Only Insurance Denials; Insurers Reassign Denial Duties to Guy Named Doug Who Reads Them Off a Screen
The law requires a human to review every adverse determination, and Doug says he can do about 1,900 an hour.