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Sam Altman, At Delhi Summit, Shares One Thing He Agrees With Others On AI
If there is one consensus from the massively successful India AI Impact Summit 2026 held in Delhi, it would be the call for regulation of artificial intelligence. The latest to endorse this view is ChatGPT-maker OpenAI's chief Sam Altman.
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ChatGPT Weekly Active Users in India Grew to 100 Million in February 2026: Sam Altman
OpenAI’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Sam Altman, confirmed on Sunday, that he will be present in India this week for the government-hosted AI Impact Summit 2026, which is scheduled to begin on Monday (today). As part of the announcement, the company CEO revealed that its AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, now has 100 million (10 crore) weekly active...
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Opinion | 95% Of Gen-AI Projects Are Failing - And Markets Can Smell The Fear
Many firms are struggling to display profits from their AI investment. A new MIT study revealed that approximately 95% of generative AI business efforts are failing, with only 5% achieving meaningful revenue growth.
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OpenAI Reportedly Plans To Build Its First Data Centre in India With 1GW Capacity
OpenAI, the company behind the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT, is reportedly planning to establish its first data centre in India. The report comes at a time when the company CEO, Sam Altman, has confirmed visiting the country later this month. Additionally, the AI firm will also be opening its first India office by the end of 2025.
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OpenAI To Launch First-Ever Office In India This Year: Sam Altman
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI said in a post on X that ChatGPT will open its first office in India later this year.
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Inside OpenAI's India Expansion Plan: Tapping World's 2nd Biggest AI Market
ChatGPT parent OpenAI is set to open its first corporate office in India later this year. The office in New Delhi will establish the artificial intelligence company's formal presence in a key growth market.
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Opinion | In Musk vs Altman, The Winner Might Just Be A Third Guy - Of Indian Roots
Is the tail trying to wag the dog to build Aravind Srinivas's Perplexity? Or is it because the "other giants" in this tech race like to lift a David on their shoulders to fight a Goliath like ChatGPT?
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Opinion | Why Does Your AI 'Ghibli' Look So Terrible? Because It Is
What happens when AI conjures art out of thin air while completely isolating the user from the process? You get what is, essentially, just an artefact, minus the artistry. A hunk of butter that's all hunk and no butter.
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OpenAI Says it Does Not Use Indian Media Groups' Content to Train ChatGPT, Court Filing Shows
OpenAI is seeking to stop Indian media groups from joining a copyright lawsuit against it. The company has denied that it uses content from Indian media to train ChatGPT. The filing relates to a lawsuit by Indian news agency ANI last year, which alleges that ChatGPT uses its published content without permission to help train its AI chatbot.
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Finance Ministry Asks Employees to Avoid AI Tools Like ChatGPT, DeepSeek
The Finance Ministry has asked its employees to refrain from using AI tools like ChatGPT and Deepseek for official purposes. Countries like Australia and Italy have placed similar restrictions on the use of DeepSeek, citing data security risks.
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Sam Altman, At Delhi Summit, Shares One Thing He Agrees With Others On AI
If there is one consensus from the massively successful India AI Impact Summit 2026 held in Delhi, it would be the call for regulation of artificial intelligence. The latest to endorse this view is ChatGPT-maker OpenAI's chief Sam Altman.
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ChatGPT Weekly Active Users in India Grew to 100 Million in February 2026: Sam Altman
OpenAI’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Sam Altman, confirmed on Sunday, that he will be present in India this week for the government-hosted AI Impact Summit 2026, which is scheduled to begin on Monday (today). As part of the announcement, the company CEO revealed that its AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, now has 100 million (10 crore) weekly active...
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Opinion | 95% Of Gen-AI Projects Are Failing - And Markets Can Smell The Fear
Many firms are struggling to display profits from their AI investment. A new MIT study revealed that approximately 95% of generative AI business efforts are failing, with only 5% achieving meaningful revenue growth.
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OpenAI Reportedly Plans To Build Its First Data Centre in India With 1GW Capacity
OpenAI, the company behind the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT, is reportedly planning to establish its first data centre in India. The report comes at a time when the company CEO, Sam Altman, has confirmed visiting the country later this month. Additionally, the AI firm will also be opening its first India office by the end of 2025.
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OpenAI To Launch First-Ever Office In India This Year: Sam Altman
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI said in a post on X that ChatGPT will open its first office in India later this year.
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Inside OpenAI's India Expansion Plan: Tapping World's 2nd Biggest AI Market
ChatGPT parent OpenAI is set to open its first corporate office in India later this year. The office in New Delhi will establish the artificial intelligence company's formal presence in a key growth market.
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Opinion | In Musk vs Altman, The Winner Might Just Be A Third Guy - Of Indian Roots
Is the tail trying to wag the dog to build Aravind Srinivas's Perplexity? Or is it because the "other giants" in this tech race like to lift a David on their shoulders to fight a Goliath like ChatGPT?
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Opinion | Why Does Your AI 'Ghibli' Look So Terrible? Because It Is
What happens when AI conjures art out of thin air while completely isolating the user from the process? You get what is, essentially, just an artefact, minus the artistry. A hunk of butter that's all hunk and no butter.
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OpenAI Says it Does Not Use Indian Media Groups' Content to Train ChatGPT, Court Filing Shows
OpenAI is seeking to stop Indian media groups from joining a copyright lawsuit against it. The company has denied that it uses content from Indian media to train ChatGPT. The filing relates to a lawsuit by Indian news agency ANI last year, which alleges that ChatGPT uses its published content without permission to help train its AI chatbot.
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Finance Ministry Asks Employees to Avoid AI Tools Like ChatGPT, DeepSeek
The Finance Ministry has asked its employees to refrain from using AI tools like ChatGPT and Deepseek for official purposes. Countries like Australia and Italy have placed similar restrictions on the use of DeepSeek, citing data security risks.
