What exactly is wrong with Claude and how can it be solved?

Reddit r/artificial / 4/17/2026

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A Reddit user says Claude has become significantly less reliable over the past ~10 days, with frequent mistakes making the service effectively unusable for them.
They are asking non-technical explanations for what might be wrong, including whether reduced performance could be due to capacity constraints.
The user wonders if the underlying issue is insufficient compute/data-center capacity to meet demand, and whether competitors have more available capacity.
The post reflects user frustration and seeks clarity rather than reporting a confirmed technical cause or a new release.

I’ve been a big fan of Claude and was planning to the max plan up until about 10 days ago when it became a lot dumber and constantly made mistakes. I was hoping the latest model would have things back to normal but they clearly aren’t and it’s pretty much unusable for me now. Can anyone explain to someone who is not technical what the issue is? Is it a lack of data centres to keep up with demand? If so do any of their competitors have more capacity than them?

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