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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has revealed that over 100 million Indians use ChatGPT every week, making India the largest market in Asia and second globally after the US. Students are driving much of this growth, while Google's Gemini is also expanding rapidly in India.

There was a time when OpenAI CEO Sam Altman called India "hopeless". But now the company can no longer afford to ignore the country, as India has emerged as its second-largest market globally, with over 100 million weekly active users, just behind the US.

Peter Steinberger, the man behind OpenClaw, has joined OpenAI. This comes just days after AI agents run on OpenClaw went viral over the Moltbook AI-only platform. Here are all the details.

OpenAI taps OpenClaw creator to build next-gen personal agents while keeping bot open source.

India has emerged as one of OpenAI's most important markets, with ChatGPT now used by 100 million people every week. The milestone underlines the country's growing influence in shaping how artificial intelligence is adopted worldwide.

As India prepares to host a major global AI summit, OpenAI chief Sam Altman says the country has the people, scale and ambition needed to build artificial intelligence, not just use it.

AI adoption is moderating entry-level hiring in India's IT sector, according to an ICRIER study supported by OpenAI. The report highlights rising demand for hybrid AI and domain skills and strong productivity gains.

The rise of AI tools has sparked concerns about data privacy. Experts warn that users unknowingly create detailed profiles by participating in these Instagram trends, which may lead to privacy risks. Users should be cautious, read privacy policies and avoid sharing sensitive images., Technology & Science, Times Now

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes artificial intelligence will become a lasting foundation of human progress, requiring massive investment in infrastructure, energy, and new devices to reshape daily life.

AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are designed to be helpful, but training methods can make them overly agreeable.