en.malanginspirasi.com – OpenAI’s flagship chatbot, ChatGPT, is back online after a major widespread outage left thousands of users globally unable to access the popular AI tool on Saturday, July 25th.
The disruption began around 10:00 AM GMT or 17:00 WIB with reports spiking rapidly across continents.
For several hours, users attempting to log in or start new conversations were met with stuck loading screens, missing chat histories, and platform error messages.
The systemic reach of the outage extended beyond the main web interface.
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The unexpected service drop affected OpenAI’s developer application programming interfaces (APIs) alongside its specialized coding platform, Codex, leaving independent software projects and enterprise pipelines temporarily stalled.
As users rushed to verify whether the issue was isolated, queries like “Is ChatGPT down?” quickly began trending on search engines and social media networks.
Outage tracking platform DownDetector registered thousands of user reports within the first few hours of the incident.
DownDetector’s metrics revealed that the vast majority of user complaints, as much as 79 percent were tied directly to the main ChatGPT service.
Meanwhile 9 percent related to the mobile app and 8 percent targeted Codex and API connectivity.
OpenAI’s infrastructure team acknowledged the disruption shortly after error rates spiked, noting on its official status page that technical mitigations were being deployed to stabilize traffic.
By shortly for about an hour, the AI developer confirmed that systems had returned to normal capacity, marking all core services as fully operational and closing out the incident.
