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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posted a message on his official X account on Tuesday, April 1, featuring the Indian national flag emoji and a post from MyGovIndia. The original post consists of a series of images turned into Studio Ghibli-style art depicting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The images posted by MyGovIndia portrayed PM Modi in various scenarios. This includes the Indian flag, meeting French President Emmanuel Macron, another one alongside US President Donald Trump and the last image showcased the prime minister in the Indian army uniform. Moreover, the caption given by the original post read: \u201cMain character? No. He\u2019s the whole storyline. Experience through New India in Studio Ghibli strokes.<\/a>\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Altman\u2019s post, though brief, quickly sparked speculation and discussion among netizens. Some interpreted it as an appreciation of India\u2019s technological advancements, while others debated its significance.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The timing of Altman\u2019s post featuring Modi and his AI announcement has led to speculation about a possible connection. However, neither OpenAI nor Altman have provided further clarification on the intent behind the post.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Meanwhile, in a separate post on the same day, Altman made a major announcement regarding OpenAI\u2019s flagship product<\/a>, ChatGPT. He revealed that image-generation capabilities have now been made available to all free-tier users. His post read: \u201cchatgpt image gen now rolled out to all free users!\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n This update is expected to enhance user engagement by allowing non-paying users to generate AI-driven images based on text prompts, a feature that was previously limited to premium subscribers. As more users are engaged in creating their free Studio Ghibli-style images now, the development has gained more traffic and users on OpenAI\u2019s AI chatbot.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nChatGPT becomes free for all users<\/strong><\/h2>\n