In a recent interview, Uber's CEO Dara Khosrowshahi highlighted the company's strategy to maintain its leadership in the ride-hailing market, particularly in India, which he predicts will become its largest market by trip numbers within the next decade. This statement comes as Rapido, Uber's closest competitor, secured $240 million in funding and expanded into food delivery. Khosrowshahi expressed openness to revisiting food delivery in India, a sector Uber exited in 2020. He also mentioned the potential for collaboration with former Uber founder Travis Kalanick on autonomous vehicle initiatives. Last week, Uber announced the establishment of two new tech centers in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, and its first data center in India, developed in partnership with the Adani Group, to enhance its AI infrastructure. Khosrowshahi emphasized that 70% of Uber's code is now written by AI, significantly boosting productivity. During his visit to India, he met with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and expressed support for the government's new labor reforms for gig workers, advocating for flexible work arrangements that include social security benefits.