As of 6:32PM ET, OpenAI’s tracker reported a “full recovery in the API,” and that “Nearly all ChatGPT components are now working properly for all users.” The one spot of trouble, however, is voice mode, which still has elevated error rates.

ChatGPT outages began being reported shortly after midnight on Tuesday, July 10, according to downdetector.com.

Many AI developers started their morning amid a Google Cloud outage affecting many of the tools they use to build products.

ChatGPT, the chatbot service developed by OpenAI, is experiencing a "partial outage" that is causing disruptions on the platform as of June 10.

OpenAI's ChatGPT is picking itself up after a five-hour outage that triggered a mild panic for the global workforce.

The music streaming platform said last year that it has an average of 675 million monthly users, meaning that the outage likely kept a lot of fans from listening to their favorite artists. As the situation improves, we'll see if all of the affected services are back up and running before the weekend.

ChatGPT faced a global outage on June 10, 2025, affecting both free and Plus users. OpenAI confirmed full recovery by June 11, though voice mode issues are still being monitored.