OpenAI makes a major announcement: ChatGPT Go service is free for one year in India.

ChatGPT Go Service Free: OpenAI has launched its "ChatGPT Go" service in India, which will be available for free for a limited time, for one year. Under this subscription model, users will receive increased message limits, photo creation, and file uploads. OpenAI Vice President Nick Turley stated that this initiative is designed to expand the reach of advanced AI in India and strengthen the "IndiaFirst" mission. The service is currently available on the web and the Google Play Store.

ChatGPT Go Service Free: The customer-based service for "ChatGPT Go," an AI tool from Artificial Intelligence (AI) giant OpenAI, launched across India on Tuesday. Indian users who join within a limited period will receive the service free for one year. As part of this promotional campaign, ChatGPT can currently be downloaded from the web or Google Play Store, while it will be available on the Apple App Store next week.

ChatGPT Go's Subscription Model is Here

OpenAI recently launched 'ChatGPT Go' on a subscription model. Users in India will benefit from increased message limits, photo creation, and file uploads. This year-long, free promotional campaign kicked off on Tuesday with OpenAI's first 'Dave-Day Exchange' event in Bengaluru.

What OpenAI's Vice President Says

Nick Turley, Vice President and Head of ChatGPT at OpenAI, said, "The acceptance and creativity we've seen from our users since the initial launch of ChatGPT Go in India a few months ago has been inspiring." Turley added, "We're making 'ChatGPT Go' available for free for one year so that more people across India can easily access and benefit from advanced AI."

The offering is part of IndiaFirst.

Existing 'ChatGPT Go' customers in India can also benefit from 12 months of free access. OpenAI said in a statement, "This promotion is part of OpenAI's 'IndiaFirst' commitment and supports the IndiaAI mission. It strengthens the growing momentum for AI in India."

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