Galgotias University asked to leave AI Summit after showing Chinese robot as its own

• Galgotias University was asked to vacate its stall at the AI Impact Summit due to controversy.
• The university displayed a Chinese-made robotic dog, Unitree Go2, claiming it as its own innovation.
• IT Secretary S Krishnan stated the government does not want exhibitors to showcase items that are not their own.
• Neha Singh, a professor, initially presented the robot as developed by Galgotias' Centre of Excellence.
• Galgotias later clarified the robot was for teaching AI programming, not an original creation, and expressed being 'deeply pained by the propaganda campaign'.