New Delhi, Aug. 26 -- OpenAI announced a sweeping partnership with the ministry of education and schools in India on Monday to expand artificial intelligence use in learning, committing to distribute half a million licences of its popular ChatGPT service across the country's education system over six months. The US company, which described the India project as its first major foray into the education sector globally, also announced a $500,000 research partnership with the Indian Institute of Technology Madras to conduct long-term studies on how AI can improve learning outcomes and help create new teaching methods. "ChatGPT study is trained on the Indian curriculum and will help Indian students a little more specifically," said Leah Belsky,...