Galgotias University Vacates AI Summit Over Chinese Robodog Controversy

• Galgotias University asked to vacate India AI Impact Summit expo space in New Delhi.
• Controversy arose after university representatives presented a Chinese-made robotic dog, Unitree Go2, as their own innovation named "Orion."
• Social media users identified the robot as a commercially available model, leading to accusations of misrepresentation.
• University initially claimed the robodog was a learning tool and denied building it, calling criticism a "propaganda campaign."
• A Community Note on X refuted the university's denial, citing representatives' claims of indigenous development.