Sentient AI Launches Open AGI Network for 2 Million Users
In a landmark development for global artificial intelligence, AI startup Sentient has launched its open-source Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) network, providing access to 2 million waitlisted users. This launch, announced on September 17, 2025, positions India at the forefront of open AI innovation and sets the stage for direct competition with global giants like OpenAI and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Sentient’s platform allows over 40 AI agents and models, integrated with more than 50 data sources, to collaborate in real time. This means AI can now perform multi-step, high-level tasks—ranging from market analysis to news briefings—without relying on siloed systems.
The AGI network is also integrated across multiple blockchains, with agents accessible via Sentient Chat, a consumer interface. The open-source nature allows global developers to contribute and monetize their AI models via a token-based reward system.
Sentient aims to counteract what it calls the “US-China AI standoff”, which risks creating national AI silos. This open AGI approach seeks to empower India and allied nations to innovate independently without relying on closed tech ecosystems.
The company claims the network supports complex workflows like,
This goes far beyond simple chatbot-style interactions, demonstrating the power of collaborative, composable AI.
According to Nailwal, this marks a turning point where India can shape the global AI landscape, not merely follow it.
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