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I was sitting behind the bush the ig, because except for the ₹9 ChatGPT courses, I don't see anything true in this. We're surely adopting AI crazily (as he said), but when it comes to “outpacing the world”, I have no idea what he's talking about.

Vishu Bheda

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Adopting AI isn’t the same as innovating AI. Where are India’s homegrown foundational models? Scaling APIs ≠ outpacing the world.

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