OpenAI Launches 'OpenAI for Countries' in India with $500bn AI Infrastructure Plan
OpenAI has introduced a significant endeavor, 'OpenAI for Countries', under the Stargate project. This aims to assist nations in establishing AI infrastructure guided by democratic principles. The project's first major step is set in India, OpenAI's second-largest market by user base.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is expected to announce the project during an upcoming visit to India. The country is a key focus due to its large student user base for ChatGPT. To further expand its reach, OpenAI has launched its most affordable ChatGPT subscription model in India.
As part of the Stargate initiative, OpenAI plans to construct a 1GW-capacity data center in India. This project, a collaboration with Oracle and G42, marks a significant advancement in regional AI infrastructure. The venture plans to invest up to $500bn in AI infrastructure globally, including in the US and overseas.
India's push for AI development comes amidst efforts to diversify its export markets, following the imposition of 50% tariffs on its exports to the US by President Trump. OpenAI is currently seeking local partners for the data center project in India.
The OpenAI for Countries project, starting with India, signals a significant step in global AI infrastructure development. The planned data center, along with OpenAI's affordably priced ChatGPT model, is expected to boost AI adoption and education in the country. The project's success could pave the way for similar initiatives in other nations.
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