After dismissing India’s AI potential, Sam Altman now backs India as an AI leader
Sam Altman, the CEO of ChatGPT maker OpenAI, on his second visit to India in two years, urged the nation to become a leader in artificial intelligence (AI). This is in sharp contrast to his earlier stance where he had called competing with OpenAI on AI models a totally “hopeless” endeavour, particularly for young Indian startups.
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India plans to develop its own GPU within three to five years and a foundational AI model in 10 months. The government will ...
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India's IT minister on Thursday praised DeepSeek's progress and said the country will host the Chinese AI lab's large ...
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OpenAI founder Sam Altman, once skeptical about India's AI ambitions, now sees the country as a potential leader in the AI ...
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OpenAI CEO calls India potential AI leader, sees 10x dip in key AI module cost in a yearTwo years after his dismissive stance on India's AI potential raised eyebrows here, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Wednesday gave a ...
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India’s quest to develop its proprietary AI chip, crucial for running generative AI models like ChatGPT, reflects concerns ...
OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman is in India and hosted an event with Union Electronics and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw earlier today.
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