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India Leads in AI Users, But Monetisation Remains a Major Challenge

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India boasts the largest number of AI users globally, making it a standout market in the ongoing AI boom. However, the sheer volume of users may be misleading, as it does not necessarily translate into revenue or sustainable growth. A critical question looms over the industry: how many of these users are actually willing to pay for AI services. Without a paying user base, the impressive headline figures risk becoming little more than vanity metrics. The gap between adoption and monetisation remains one of the most pressing challenges for AI platforms targeting the Indian market.

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