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India Set to Turn OpenAI's Biggest Market: Altman

Mint Mumbai

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August 08, 2025

India is set to surpass the US as OpenAI's largest user hub with the rollout of GPT-5, its newest foundational artificial intelligence (AI) model that offers wider acceptability with improved support for 12 Indian languages, chief executive Sam Altman said on Wednesday.

- Shouvik Das

India is set to surpass the US as OpenAI's largest user hub with the rollout of GPT-5, its newest foundational artificial intelligence (AI) model that offers wider acceptability with improved support for 12 Indian languages, chief executive Sam Altman said on Wednesday. The startup expects this growth even as India itself is pursuing homegrown foundational AI models.

"India is our second-largest market in the world after the US, and will be our largest market worldwide soon as it is growing very fast. We're keen on bringing our products to the market with a special focus," Altman told Mint in an interaction on the eve of the company's launch of its next generational jump in technology.

OpenAI has more than 700 million people using ChatGPT every week globally, Altman said. The company does not detail a region-wise break-up of its userbase.

"Indian users are incredible in the way they are integrating AI into their lives, as well as businesses. Now, we're working with local partners in India to make AI work-ready for everyone, and we are also exploring ways to make AI more affordable for all," he said.

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