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ChatGPT developer OpenAI has hired its first employee in India. The appointment comes at a time when the Indian government is expected to shape regulations on AI. Microsoft backed-company has recruited Pragya Misra to lead public policy affairs. Eric Njoka 🇰🇪 tells you more

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@pragyamisra @eriknjoka Pragya, please get playground @OpenAI to accept payment in INR and via UPI. It is not fair they don't have payment option in our currency.

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