Gemini Is Down? 'Majority of Users' Should Be OK Now, Google Says

Live Many Google users are encountering "something went wrong" issues on Wednesday. Here are the latest updates. Katelyn Chedraoui See full bio Katelyn Chedraoui June 10, 2026 p. m. PT Gemini in Workspace is experiencing service issues. Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty ImagesPeople who use Google apps and services for work got an unpleasant surprise on Wednesday when the company's AI assistant Gemini wasn't working properly.  Google said this afternoon that its engineering teams have started applying "mitigations" or fixes. In an update at p. m. ET), the company said the majority of Google users shouldn't be running into issues anymore. It hasn't identified the root cause of the issue. Google confirmed at 3 a. m. PT that it was experiencing issues with Gemini in Google Workspace in a dashboard status page. Google Workspace includes Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides and the Gemini app. The service disruption is affecting people on MacOS, web, iOS, Gemini in Chrome and Android. Errors are popping up with codes 1099 and 1076, saying, "Something went wrong." DownDetector has received over 1,600 reports of malfunctions with Google Gemini since 3 a. m. PT. (DownDetector is owned , Ziff Davis.) Those reports have fallen throughout the day. It's unclear how many Google users have been or are still currently affected. This is a developing story. Follow along below for updates. Live 5 hours ago Some reports still rolling in as we await next update , with a few reports still trickling in on DownDetector, though down drastically from earlier in the day.  Google says its next update will arrive at p. m. PT, but maintains that a majority of users are no longer impacted . Live 9 hours ago 'Majority of users' should be alright . Google/Screenshot , Google says its mitigation measures have worked well enough that the "majority of users" should be, in the words of Matthew McConaughey, alright, alright, alright. "Our engineering team has applied mitigations to reduce impact and confirmed the majority of users are no longer observing impact," Google wrote. "We will continue to monitor the service for stability." Still no word on what caused the issue. West coast residents, you should be back in action for the rest of the day. (Sorry, if you were enjoying an AI-free work day.) Live 10 hours ago More AI troubles, this time for Claude , too. James Martin/CNETOn a rough day for AI users, Anthropic reported some issues with its AI chatbot, Claude, too. On a status update page, the company said it had resolved issues with its Haiku 4.5 model after reports of malfunctions.