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India’s AI Data Power Could Be Free Fuel for Global Tech Giants, Experts Warn

India’s AI Data Power Could Be Free Fuel for Global Tech Giants, Experts Warn
India has rapidly become one of the largest user markets for AI tools in the world, generating massive amounts of data from its nearly 1.4 billion population — from messages and voice notes to digital payments and search queries. However, analysts caution that this data could be serving as free training material for foreign technology companies, effectively making India the AI world’s most valuable “unpaid intern.” While Indian engineers are abundant, the country still lacks sufficient advanced computing infrastructure and foundational AI research capabilities. What it does have in abundance is data — a key ingredient for building powerful AI systems. Currently, foreign firms like OpenAI and Anthropic use this flood of Indian data to improve their global models, yet India earns only a fraction of the revenue generated from these services. Experts argue that India must start treating its data as a strategic asset, not a free export, by building domestic AI capacity, investing in compute infrastructure, and crafting policies that ensure local value capture. Without such measures, the country risks repeating historical patterns of exporting raw materials and buying back finished products at a premium.
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