ChatGPT's temporary chats promise a clean slate with no memory, but they're not bound by confidentiality. OpenAI wants to protect them behind a layer of encryption.

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Go in India, reflecting AI demand, but privacy concerns persist amid lack of data protection laws.

OpenAI's exclusive India launch of ChatGPT Go was disrupted on August 19 due to a UPI payment failure by global fintech giant, Stripe.

Artificial intelligence company OpenAI now offers three ChatGPT plans. While the free plan offers basic access with limited features, there are two paid versions that come with more features. OpenAI’s recently announced ChatGPT Go costs Rs 399 per month. The affordable subscription plan has been introduced for Indian users.

The new ChatGPT Go plan from OpenAI, priced at ₹399/month, offers enhanced features compared to the free version. Indian users can now subscribe in Rupees and utilize UPI for payments.

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Go in India at Rs 399, offering GPT-5 access, image generation, file uploads, and UPI payments.

ChatGPT Go sits below the existing ChatGPT Plus plan, which costs Rs 1,999 per month. Both offer more than the free version, but they’re aimed at very different types of users. Here’s how they stack up.