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OpenAI investigates Codex desktop thread failures for personal accounts

OpenAI is investigating a partial outage in which starting a new thread fails for personal accounts on the latest desktop app version. Its status notice identifies Codex in ChatGPT Desktop as the affected component and lists the incident as under investigation. OpenAI reports availability metrics across tiers, models and error types in aggregate. Individual customer availability can vary with subscription tier, model and API features.
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Kurate preprint demonstrates evidence-quality scoring across 4,347 papers

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