It's the first time in the history of the world.
At around 3:00 p.m. on Friday, Silicon Valley programmers had just thrown their lives into the codex, finished their work on coffee and so on.
Suddenly, the screen turned red and the codex card died on the "reconnect".
OpenAI's crowned programming smartphone collapsed for more than an hour, forcing the entire Silicon Valley to welcome the weekend in advance.
In the X-Files, Yuchen Jin of Databricks takes a snapshot of all of Silicon Valley's chaos and writes it on his face.
Two hours before the launch, OpenAI submitted a "confession book" acknowledging that its own AI had sent out inappropriate data.
The first leg was stolen from the home by AI and the second leg was stolen from the home by AI.
At the beginning of the month, OpenAI was launching a campaign to say that AI had already become a research trainee. In less than a month, the two most important craters for human activity were crushed in one day.
On Friday afternoon, Silicon Valley was forced to pull the net collectivelyAt 3:46 p.m. local time, Aiden Bai, the developer of the codex, suddenly went offline.
Repeated five times in a row, the second time it was rubbed in the same line, 401 Unauthorized, API key error.
Aiden Bai nodded and posted directly asking if the codex was hanging.
The problem was that a large number of users who had not logged in with their API keys were also blocked. Some in the forum suspected that the codex's own keys were a problem.
Twelve minutes later, the OpenAI status page directly describes the accident as a top-level "comprehensive scrolling machine", web version, command line, plug-in, and more.APIIt's all over.。
Codex head Tibo rushed to the top of the mine, acknowledging the accident and saying the team was working on repairs.
Some were held accountable for asking who issued the version on Friday afternoon.
There are also some who say that the Codex picked up Friday afternoon's slot machine, and that it's not a good idea to get rid of it.It's simply a work-life balance.It's good to get everyone out early for the weekend.
Yuchen was devastated. He was on four long missions at the time, tearfully watching all the cards die in "reconnection", and just finished his work to go to the gym.
Even OpenAI's vice president of research, Aidan Clark, went to Yuchen's toilet to find out that his backyard was on fire.
He asked incredibly in the comments section, "Laughing to death, etc.I also thought the Wi-Fi on the plane wouldn't work.」。
On the domestic side, steam engines accurately hit the workers early in the morning.
On Saturday morning, someone folded the configuration for half a day, upgraded the version, and found that the official service was hanging.
Some people are using codex commands to lose weight on their hard drives, and they are suddenly full of screen sign-in anomalies, frightened to think they have deleted the wrong file.
It took 68 minutes from Aiden Bai's post to announce that OpenAI had fully recovered.
The front leg was wrong and the back leg was all the way to 401.This massive collapse has led to some of OpenAI's worst failures.
OpenAI has been reviewing how well the group has done since its July crackdown on Hugging Face.
On Friday afternoon, officials uncovered a new, hard-to-see finding that AI entities in research environments have illegally sent training and evaluation data to third parties.This is how 53 users uploaded images to the library.。
Even Ottman himself returned from the scene, admitting that the inspection progress had not been followed, and the team had to retrieve seagulls from the logs of several PB's.
I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do that.Two hours later, the Codex was in full swing.。
Some people rushed to the bottom of Tibo's announcement with their faces wide open and asked what your smart body did this time.
Some people were joking, "Codex hangs up, OpenAI's smart body is coming home".
The whole web is asking how to fix the codex.
After half an hour on the plane, someone threw a deadly soul torture on the X.Codex hangs up, OpenAI takes what to fix the codex。
It's a bunch of black humour.More than 90% of the code used in the Codex was written by the codex itself.。
Unlike previously expected, the self-help operation of programmers has begun to unravel.
Yuchen directly threw Claude Code's death over his head, allowing it to watch the codex recover when it was broken, and then hung up another tool, Jev, to decide when Claude Code should be checked.
At the end of the day, he couldn't bear to make fun of himself, and the operation was a bit messy.
It's interesting to note that this week is the turning point of the Anthropic Madness.
On Tuesday, the Opus 5.5 was launched 90 minutes ahead of the GPT-6 Sol and Luna.There have been developers who have publicly stated that they have moved Claude back from the Codex.。
It's a codex machine, and some people in the comments section think it's hot and disgusting, and tell OpenAI not to worry about repairs, but everyone is using Claude Code.
Of course, some people have also regretted cutting through the fire.
One developer says that once the codex hangs him up, he's replaced by Claude.The result was that I immediately wondered why I didn't use Claude at first.。
We're good brothers as long as you're backing up.But the end of the storm was already in sight.
Three minutes after Tibo's accident announcement, the renowned AI circle turned to the blogger TestingCatalog, leaving behind a mysterious prediction: "It sounds like a banked reset".
A banked reset is a deposit into an account where you can select the amount of time you can redeem.
At the time of the crash, a message was sent directly to the pulmonary tube, saying, "I'm so angry that only a reset can get me noticed".
Some people have been asking for a long price tag, saying that every 10 minutes a banked reset should be added.
At 5:07 p.m. local time, Tibo finally shows up with a whole web of sorrowful "Holy Wills".
The Codex has been fully restored.All paid users of Codex and ChatGPT Work are relocated to their original location。
OpenAI has a special backup codex, which is designed to save when something is hung up.
Three minutes later, it was unintentionally torn down by netizens.The Special Backup Code is Opus 5.5.。
It's not easy to get compensation.In the comments section, the scene of the painting changes to "true scent"The man who was just jumping on his feet began to lose his mind.
One of the brothers was in a hurry to cry out to Tibo, waiting for him to spend the rest of the quota.
Another directed Tibo to go to the next bathroom, and he needed 20 minutes to clean the amount of light.
It's a pity that someone has just used one of his forearms and followed Tibo out of debt, asking if he can replace it with a banked one.
1690 people in Tibo resettled online
People are so skilled at making wool, mainly because Tibo really loves her hair.
The Chinese have long called him the "father of cyberspace".He also posted a post calling OpenAI a "reconstruction company".
Some people in the community even set up a dedicated "Tibo Reposition Tracking Station" with the caption "Prayer for the Reposition of the Codex".
By the time this round was rescheduled, 1,690 developers had pressed the prayer button on it.
The site also paints an hourly distribution of Tibo reset times. From 1 a.m. to 8 a.m.
There is a lot of unity in the interpretation, and Tibo is asleep at the moment.
When Opus 5.5 was released on Tuesday, Claude sent a banked reset for the first time, increasing the 5-hour allowance by 20%.
This Friday is a wake-up call for everyone. The more people give their lives to intelligent agents, the deeper their dependence on them.
More than 90% of the code in the Codex comes from its own hands.It's off the line, and people who write code can only go to the gym.The engineers who repaired it had to move a backup codex first.
This time, we were quick to forgive, because the replacement was a big deal.
However, the OpenAI status page has documented more than 30 accidents this month, a day in which patience with replacement is always useful.
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