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Mahajan Ashok
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ChatGPT Go Goes Free for Indian Users — A Game-Changer for AI Adoption In a bold move to expand its reach, OpenAI has announced free access to ChatGPT Go for all Indian users for an entire year, starting November 4, 2025. India, already OpenAI’s second-largest and fastest-growing market, will now get to experience premium AI capabilities — at zero cost. Released earlier this year for ₹399/month, ChatGPT Go was created as a less powerful, budget-friendly version of ChatGPT that struck a balance between capability and affordability. But now, OpenAI is cranking it up: ✅ More message limits ✅ More daily image generation and uploads ✅ More memory for more tailored interactions In line with Nick Turley, VP and Head of ChatGPT, this development seeks to empower Indian creators, students, and developers numbering in the millions before OpenAI holds its inaugural DevDay Exchange event in the nation. This action follows similar moves from Perplexity (as it partnered with Airtel) and Google (providing its AI Pro plan for free to students), which mark an AI arms race for Indian users' attention and allegiance. Beyond the freebies, this is a strategic investment — an effort to seed the next wave of AI-native users and builders in one of the world’s most dynamic digital markets. “The adoption and creativity we’ve seen from Indian users have been inspiring,” Turley said. “We’re making ChatGPT Go freely available for a year to help more people access and benefit from advanced AI.” The bigger picture? OpenAI is in discussions with Yotta, Sify, E2E Networks, and CtrlS to open local data centers under its Stargate Project. If it happens, get ready for quicker responses, localized AI models, and a new age of India-driven innovation. The AI revolution isn't in the pipeline — it's already in full swing. And now, India gets front-row seats.
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