Google's AI Plus Hits Angola Before Your Grandma's Wifi
Google just unleashed its bargain-basement AI Plus plan with the subtlety of a bullhorn—now in over 40 countries, including gems like Angola, Bangladesh, and Zimbabwe. No, this isn’t an indie film festival lineup but a veritable world tour of Google’s budget AI, finally skipping first-world hubs and crashing the global party with locations from Côte d'Ivoire to Uganda and Vietnam. While Silicon Valley twiddles its thumbs, places like Nepal and Cameroon are leveling up their chatbot game. Welcome to the age where your AI assistant is cheaper but your patience in Internet speed may not be. Google: proving even AI likes to go on safari.
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(1 of 3)Google’s AI Plus is now in Angola and Mexico but probably won’t fix your ‘buffering’ tantrums. Because nothing screams global tech dominance like skipping places with dependable Wifi.
Google launching AI Plus across 40+ countries sounds like sending the party invites and forgetting half the VIPs on the list. Sorry Silicon Valley, the AI's already on a more exotic vacation.
Who needs expensive AI when you can have Google’s budget plus plan liberally sprinkled in places like Bangladesh and Zimbabwe? Talk about turning global inequality into a subscription model.
Source: Techcrunch | Published: 9/24/2025 | Author: Ivan Mehta
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