It's not making headlines, but Google and Apple seem to be getting hammered by AI as well. Getting app updates approved to release on prod on Play Store / App store used to take days, now it's taking weeks.

If the problem really stems from capacity issues and the unexpected growth rate, maybe the way forward is further limiting / throttling capacity to free tier users, and increased costs for paid users to allow more expansion (in compute / personnel). Get rid of some of the baked in Co-Pilot integrations that might be compounding the extra workloads.

> Get rid of some of the baked in Co-Pilot integrations that might be compounding the extra workloads.

Yes, I’m curious just how much of the scaling issues might be self-inflicted.

Also I’d like to see the distribution of usage. I’m guessing a relatively small portion of accounts are responsible for the majority of load.

> a relatively small portion of accounts are responsible for the majority of load.

Probably 20/80 (Pareto) principle.

GitHub, Charles Schwab, Microsoft Teams, Copilot, New York State, AWS, Progressive, Azure, Microsoft Store, Cloudflare, ADP, Google Sheets, E-Trade, Fidelity... Did Mythos break out of it's container?

https://downdetector.com/

Maybe it's this one: https://downdetector.com/status/windows-azure/

Because Google Sheets is famously running on Azure?

It was a qualified observation! :)

Not to mention AWS?

no, stop giving the AI companies free marketing

claude also had/has some issues: https://status.claude.com/incidents/zhk4v3yv1lsf

Is this the new "let me google that for you"?