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OpenAI’s Sam Altman on GPT-5: “India is Our Second-Largest Market, Yet…”

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OpenAI Unveils GPT-5: A Game-Changer for AI in India

OpenAI has recently introduced its newest AI model, GPT-5, highlighting significant improvements in accuracy, speed, reasoning, and math skills. During a launch event, CEO Sam Altman expressed optimism about India potentially becoming OpenAI’s largest market, following the U.S. Altman described India as an “incredibly fast-growing” market and praised how quickly people and businesses there are embracing artificial intelligence.

In a media briefing, Altman stated, “India is our second-largest market globally, and it could very well become our largest. The ways in which users in India are utilizing AI are truly impressive.” He also mentioned that OpenAI is collaborating with local partners to make AI more affordable and tailored for the Indian market. Additionally, Altman plans to visit India in September to further these initiatives.

What’s New with GPT-5?

OpenAI has branded GPT-5 as their best model for coding and complex tasks. It comes in three different sizes—gpt-5, gpt-5-mini, and gpt-5-nano—allowing developers to choose a version based on their needs for performance, cost, and speed. The model powers ChatGPT’s top features, including a special version for conversation called gpt-5-chat-latest.

Altman emphasized that GPT-5 marks a significant leap from its predecessor, GPT-4. He described it as a model where users can ask questions just like they would to a PhD-level expert. For the first time, OpenAI is making this model available in its free tier, providing broader access.

Accessing GPT-5

Currently, customers using ChatGPT Team can start exploring GPT-5, while Enterprise and Education users will gain access next week. Developers can also utilize GPT-5 through the OpenAI API. There will be a special GPT-5 Pro version for Team, Enterprise, and Education customers, which offers enhanced reasoning capabilities for more detailed responses.

Subscribers to ChatGPT Plus will enjoy higher usage limits with GPT-5 compared to free users. Those who opt for the GPT-5 Pro subscription at $200 per month will receive unlimited access to the model and its advanced features.

OpenAI’s latest launch shows its commitment to making AI more accessible and effective, especially in rapidly developing markets like India.

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