Does India Need Its Own ChatGPT?

India's AI ambitions are hard to miss. The government wants the country to become an AI superpower, while companies like Reliance are investing heavily in data centres and positioning themselves as India's "AI backbone". But much of that ecosystem still depends on models built by OpenAI, Google, Meta, and Anthropic.

There is nothing wrong with building on global technology. It helps companies move faster and bring AI to millions of users. But the question still remains: can a country truly become an AI leader if it depends on models developed elsewhere? As frontier AI becomes more strategically important, owning the underlying technology could matter just as much as building applications on top of it.

India has the talent and one of the world's largest AI user bases. The next challenge is deciding whether it wants to remain one of the biggest adopters of AI or become one of its creators.

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