The article discusses an unofficial OpenAI status page that provides a more detailed view of model performance and error rates, compared to the official OpenAI status dashboard. The unofficial page offers a comparison of current model performance with previous data, using color-coded percentiles to indicate performance levels. The data is updated frequently, with the latest update being less than a minute ago.The table in the article provides a detailed breakdown of various models, including their performance time for generating 256 tokens, the difference in performance from previous data, their two-day average performance, and their hourly error rate. All models listed show a low hourly error rate. The article also mentions that the OpenAI API's 'models' call response time indicates base latency independent of the model's response time, with shorter durations being preferable.
Key takeaways:
The official OpenAI status dashboard may not accurately reflect non-catastrophic but still significant issues such as elevated rates of errors or slowness.
An unofficial OpenAI status page has been created to provide a more detailed view of model performance and error rates.
The performance of different models is compared, with colors reflecting two-day percentiles and lower values indicating better performance.
The response time for the OpenAI API's 'models' call is also measured, with shorter durations being preferable.
