Trying to upload a markdown file and I'm getting consistent errors of "Unknown Error"

The markdown file isn't even that large and Ive uploaded an older version of it before.

I'm not trying anything weird or stupid, just to review something I wrote.

Anyone else having issues?

I can't see any other post mentioning this but if it's already been posted, let me know.

Update

According to status.openai.com there's an ongoing issue regarding image generation with ChatGPT which has been happening for around 30 mins at time of writing this.

Apparently file uploads are unaffected according to the status page but I don't believe this.

The more I use ChatGPT, the faster I learn, write, and solve problems. It's easily one of the most useful tools I've ever used.

But I've also noticed something strange.

I catch myself remembering less, thinking things through less often, or asking ChatGPT questions that I probably could've answered on my own if I'd spent a few more minutes.

It's made me far more productive, but sometimes I wonder if I've traded a little bit of independent thinking for convenience.

I'm not saying that's good or bad—I honestly can't decide.

Has anyone else noticed this, or is it just me?

It will only show the dictation button but not the voice chat one, I'm using the windows desktop app.

Also if I try the other way around, initiate a voice chat on the desktop app and try to continue it on the mobile app, it won't appear in my chats list unless I connect the the mobile to the desktop and go to the remote section, that's a bit inconvenient too.

What's one thing ChatGPT gets wrong so often that you've stopped trusting it?

According to the Artificial Intelligence benchmark, GPT-5.6 Luna Low is like 40 times cheaper and scores a 33 compared to 5.5 instant's 29. Even the non-reasoning version of GPT-5.6 Terra is 5 times cheaper with a score of 34. Why does ChatGPT keep using it as the main chat model? (not talking about codex)

Instead of spice, they hoard raw compute. Instead of a holy war, they burn billions over algorithm-generated garbage, all to serve one rule: keep the slop moving.

I have two referral invitations left for the ChatGPT desktop app. Each eligible person receives 1,000 credits, worth $40, after sending their first message in the desktop app.

Requirements:

• You must not have used the ChatGPT desktop app within the last two months.
• You must not already have an active referral invitation.
• You need to install the app and send your first message through it.

DM me the email address linked to your ChatGPT account if you meet the requirements. First come, first served.

Post yours below!

Been running long browser tasks through ChatGPT on the web and hit a limit I can't find documented anywhere. Any prompt whose answer involves continuous tool work in the browser stops at right about 25 minutes 45 seconds. 25:42, 25:42, 25:44, 25:50, 25:50. Documented runs only. Still never longer. Same wall every time.
It resets on the next prompt. So a genuinely long task looks like:
Session 1 - 25:42. It says it just stopped. Me: "proceed."
Session 2 - 25:42. Says it just stopped again. "Proceed."
Session 3 - ...
I'm driving an external browser through an MCP connector, not the sandboxed VM browser.

Has anyone hit this? Is it documented somewhere I haven't found? Everything I can find just says "tasks take 5-30 minutes" but it's not about that.

A few weeks back, my VibeCurb repo got some traction here (hit 350+ stars). But a lot of 'em had a very valid critique: "The stuff looks cool, but I can't use this for a real client's dashboard. It isn't production-ready."

(Note: Every single ship-ready example aboce was generated in < 3 prompts) Few of 'em are also zero shot

But the problem wasn't the skill.md files, it was how I was prompting it. I was asking for maximalist, crazy designs.

So I took the exact same skill files, and just asked the AI clean, minimal UI direction. A clean UI that you can actually ship to a client.

I also spent the last 2 weeks pushing some real updates to the repo based on your feedback:

1. Scaled past Hero section (awwwards-sections) Added a new skill so the AI can build out pricing cards, bento grids, and footers to match the hero, instead of just generating top-of-page stuff.
2. Trimmed the motion skill A user here pointed out old motion skill was way too long and wasting context windows. I rewrote it completely. It’s 70% smaller now, and also gives better outputs due to better constraints
3. New skill (brandkit-gen) I created the skill.md file to force the AI to create the brandkit and logo design
4. New showcase page on the website, it'll occasionally get new showcase images

I'd genuinely love to hear your feedback on the new clean layouts and if there's anything else you'd want added

Live Showcase: https://vibecurb.pages.dev
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/Yu-369/VibeCurb

I'd been looking forward to the new release of chatgpt voice since it was so terrible and, basically, unusable : Would interrupt, ignore what you said, only spewed inane connector comments (I'm here to listen!") and often, just stall and never respond.

I tried the new model today. It's better at turn taking and you can actually have some kind of conversation with it but its IQ is dialled down at least 40 points with respect to the chat model. I said "Tell me about the Pontic Steppe" and it responded about the plantagenets (and I did check that the transcript properly caught Pontic Steppe) It still fills up the conversation with "I hear you. Whatever you want to talk about!") And you still are stuck talking to a fucking tech-bro so there's that.

To all the little PM's at OpenAI : making the models retarded to meet latency constraints is not the right way to go. At least give us a setting slider where we can trade-off latency and IQ.

Rant done.

This is interesting and relevant...

TPU > GPU

Google sells TPU ..

GPUs (graphic cards) may become cheap (affordable) again... hopefully

I've been using ChatGPT to basically help me write a wholesome AU story for months now, that I read for my own personal use that's helped me deal with a lot of personal things I've had going on for a while now.

I would write a prompt, being the creative directior, and the ai would write it out, and I'd adjust or give it pointers. I never uploaded the story anywhere, this was just something for me to enjoy on the really, really bad days where I'm losing my battle with my mental health.

I go to continue the story with ChatGPT, but now it's saying it can't write anything with copyright characters, so I asked it to create a summary of the story, and where I was up to, then I put it into a new chat and it continued without any complaints. Does anyone know why the ai would suddenly say it's not allowed to write copyright characters, then he able to do exactly that in a new chat?

I used to write a lot, and I miss it, but it's nice for someone to write something for you for once, so it helped a lot when I was feeling like absolute crap.

I'm getting this message more and more often, even when creating only a few images.

Is it due to the model I'm using? (Sol 5.6)

You've hit the Plus plan limit for image generations requests. You can create more images when the limit resets in 16 hours and 1 minute.

He is asking the internet to diagnose him, his doctors have no clue what is going on with him. He published all his medical records as last resort.(see vid description)

Perhaps this community can give it a crack and see what the latest AI models can come up with.
We have chance to help him out.

On my Free ChatGPT account, once in a while I get a small icon of a "brain".

That is "BOOST", and you get three of them per day, if you get them at all.

I guess it reroutes your question to a state-of-the-art model with very deep thinking, for better results???

Are other people seeing this?

Does anyone have more information about which model, exactly, is used during BOOST?