AI jobs run via a second service if one fails
If an AI service fails or is overloaded, a second one takes over automatically. Texts, translations and research come back faster and with fewer errors.
The problem
Texts, translations and research run via external AI services. If one of them was overloaded or disrupted, the job was aborted and had to be restarted manually.
The solution
Each task area now has a fixed order of AI services. If the first does not respond or reports overload, the job automatically goes to the next one. For you, this means fewer aborted jobs and shorter waiting times.
In brief
What happens if an AI service fails?
If an AI service fails or is overloaded, a second one takes over automatically. Texts, translations and research come back faster and with fewer errors. Each task area now has a fixed order of AI services. If the first does not respond or reports overload, the job automatically goes to the next one. For you, this means fewer aborted jobs and shorter waiting times.