- Sam Altman is expected in New Delhi on February 5, amidst OpenAI’s legal issues and a crucial meeting with government officials.
- This visit, his first in two years, occurs as OpenAI faces a significant lawsuit in India and its AI models come under scrutiny.
- The trip coincides with rising competition in the AI sector, notably from Chinese AI startup DeepSeek, challenging OpenAI’s market position.
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