OpenAI’s ChatGPT outage disrupted core features including Codex, Custom GPTs, and workspace analytics, with the core functionality later restored for most users though some issues linger in FedRAMP workspaces.

Engineering teams are actively working on a full fix, with ongoing updates as more information becomes available.

OpenAI’s status shows ongoing remediation to restore all affected features in FedRAMP workspaces and to prevent recurrence across enterprise services.

Downdetector logged a spike in reports around mid-morning, indicating broad user impact across OpenAI products.

Source attribution: IANS; article by Gopi Adusumilli of SocialNews.XYZ, with standard disclaimer about original reporting and contact details.

Separately, OpenAI noted ChatGPT is expanding beyond early adopters, with rising use among users aged 35 and up, signaling broader mainstream adoption.

The outage prompted a surge of user complaints on Downdetector, and OpenAI confirmed the issue and said it is actively addressing it.

Downdetector data showed peak complaints between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m., with about 75% related to ChatGPT, 12% to DALL-E, and 8% to the mobile app.

Another Downdetector tally echoed that roughly 75% of reports were about ChatGPT, with mentions of DALL-E and the mobile app during the 1–2 p.m. window.

Overall, complaints clustered around the midday window, dominated by ChatGPT issues, followed by DALL-E and the ChatGPT mobile app.

OpenAI acknowledged the outage and pledged to provide further updates as information becomes available.

The outage comes after a June disruption at X (Twitter), highlighting a period of broader tech-service instability affecting multiple platforms.