OpenAI has appointed Raghav Gupta, previously with Coursera, as the head of its education division for India and the Asia-Pacific region. This move signals OpenAI's increasing focus on India, with plans to launch its first Indian office this year. Gupta will lead efforts to expand the adoption of AI in education and collaborate with educational institutions.
To support these initiatives, OpenAI is introducing India-specific programmes, including a learning accelerator in partnership with IIT Madras, AICTE, and the Ministry of Education. The company has also announced a $500,000 grant for IIT Madras to research the use of AI in classrooms and its impact on cognitive outcomes. OpenAI is also hiring for sales positions in India, demonstrating its commitment to growth in the region.
These efforts align with OpenAI's broader strategy to make AI accessible and impactful across India, working with local partners to tailor AI solutions to the Indian market. The company aims to train teachers and students in AI, fostering innovation and improving learning outcomes.
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