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OpenAI reports elevated errors in ChatGPT Work and desktop Codex

OpenAI reported elevated errors affecting ChatGPT Work and Codex in ChatGPT Desktop on October 14. The company marked the incident as identified at 07:05 UTC and said it was working to implement a mitigation. OpenAI reports availability metrics across tiers, models and error types in aggregate. Individual customers' availability can vary with their subscription tier and the specific model and API features they use.
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