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    Home»Development»Was ChatGPT down for you? OpenAI’s chatbot hit by major outage – here’s what happened

    Was ChatGPT down for you? OpenAI’s chatbot hit by major outage – here’s what happened

    June 5, 2024

    OpenAI indicated ChatGPT experienced a major outage earlier today. It recovered for a few hours, then went down again for about three hours. Here’s what we know.

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