Open AI Chief SAM Altman may visit India in February: Report

According to reports Reuters Quoting the source, adding that this may be the first visit within two years when Altman faced legal challenges.

According to the report, Altman (Altman) plans to travel to New Delhi on February 5 and may meet government officials.

However, the report also added that the timetable has not yet been completed, and his plan can still change

Openai said India is the second largest market for users in the United States.

In 2023, Altman visited India and met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. He discussed the potential of AI to increase the Indian technology ecosystem.

Since then, OpenAI has faced some legal challenges in India. Opposition it claims that the lawsuit that violates copyright began after 2024 Year In the New Delhi court, he questioned it.

Since then, books publishers and nearly twelve digital media, including books owned by Billionaire Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani, have also joined the case since then.

As a response, OpenAI said that it only used publicly available data in publicly, and said that the Indian court had no jurisdiction to trial the matter.

Chinese AI competitor Deepseek:

This week, after the emergence of Chinese AI competitors Deepseek, it triggered the defeat of the global technology market. DeepSeek’s AI assistant has been competent in ChatGPT, becoming the highest free application on the Apple App Store in the United States.

DeepSeek is owned by LIANG WENFENG and is an AI startup, which destroys the market and compares it with global participants.

Liang wenfeng describes Deepseek as the meaning of exploring intelligence, mainly driven by curiosity rather than direct business goals. Liang said: “People may think there are some hidden business logic behind it, but they are mainly driven by curiosity.”

Liang Wenfeng said he spent time reading the paper, writing code and participating in group discussions like other researchers.