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Vaishnaw also mentioned that India's AI Mission—worth ₹10,738 crores—aims to develop foundational models and that several startups in the country are poised to contribute to the project.

Altman, while discussing India’s progress in AI alongside Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw at an event in Delhi, said Open AI has tripled its users in India in the past year. NEW DELHI ...

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During the discussion, Vaishnaw emphasised India’s ability to develop cost-effective AI models, drawing comparisons to the country’s low-cost space missions. "Our country sent mission to the ...

He said compared to global models costing USD 2.5-3 per hour of usage, India's AI Model will cost less than Rs 100 per hour (USD 1.16 per hour) after 40 per cent government subsidy.