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Miles Brundage [verified] @Miles_Brundage Maybe just stating the obvious but the AI outage cascade was presumably just caused by a lot of enterprise customers shifting their loads to new models after the first one fell, right? 10:12 PM · Sep 3, 2026 · 7,215 Views 15 replies 2 reposts 78 likes 10 bookmarks Relevant ▾ View quotes > gavin leech (Non-Reason... [verified] @gle... · 11h Cloudflare too, Fortnite too [4 likes, 463 views] I take you seriously @replyallguy · 11h "we're diversified and we have backups" "yeah but our backup is everyone else's backup too" seems plausible, but unclear [3 likes, 290 views] Petr Baudis [verified] @xpasky · 4h I would be very surprised if *enterprise customers* specifically shifted their loads between models. (More plausible if Anthropic customers switched between native / Bedrock / Vertex / ... - but almost definitely not to Sol in a matter of minutes?) [2 likes, 86 views] Ryan Gasoline [verified] @Ryan_Gasoline · 13m We hope that was it
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Dark-mode X screenshot of a Miles Brundage post (Sep 3, 2026) speculating that an AI outage cascade came from enterprise customers shifting load to other models after one failed, with replies from gavin leech, I take you seriously, Petr Baudis and Ryan Gasoline.
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