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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to visit India in February to battle legal challenges- All details

30.01.2025 - 06:13 tech.hindustantimes.com

ChatGPT-maker OpenAI has been in the limelight for the past few weeks and not for all the good reasons. Recently, leading Indian news publishers including HT Digital Streams, the Indian Express digital, NDTV Convergence and others have joined the recent lawsuit filed by ANI against OpenAI due to copyright violation.

Now, with growing legal challenges in the country, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is expected to visit India in the upcoming days to meet government officials regarding the growing concerns and the lawsuit filed by ANI.

Know more about Altman's visit and why it is crucial for India. Also read: DeepSeek may have used ChatGPT's data for its AI model, OpenAI raises alarm According to a Reuters report, Sam Altman will be visiting India next week for the first time in two years due to the current legal battle OpenAI is facing in the country.

It was highlighted that Altman will be landing in New Delhi on February 5 to meet government officials. However, it is said to be a tentative timeline and the plans are yet to be finalised.

India is known to be the second-largest market in terms of the number of ChatGPT users after the US, making it a crucial visit to the company to comply with the country's legal requirements.

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