India Boots a Private University From an AI Summit

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Indian university kicked out of AI summit for claiming Chinese robot dog is its own invention
An Indian university has been forced to vacate its stall at this week’s flagship AI summit after falsely claiming to have developed a robot dog – which turned out to have been made in China.

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A robotic dog made in China gets an Indian university kicked out of an AI summit
Indian university kicked out of summit for falsely claiming credit for Chinese-made robotic dog
Galgotias AI Summit row: Government cautions exhibitors against plagiarism
Galgotias University was expelled from the AI Impact Summit 2026 for presenting a commercially available Chinese robot as their own creation.

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'Feel sorry for Neha ji': Galgotias faces backlash for ‘scapegoating’ professor in Chinese robodog row
Made in China, unmade at summit: Galgotias exits after robot fiasco
Wipro showcases Unitree Go2 robot dog at Delhi AI Summit after Galgotias controversy
At the recent AI Summit in the capital, Wipro showcased a Unitree Go2 robotic dog during a live demonstration.

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From Bengaluru to the National Stage, PARAM emerges as a ‘Powerful’ Made in India RoboDog redefining India’s deep-tech ambitions
Chinese robodog fiasco: Galgotias blames ‘ill-informed’ professor as Neha Singh goes ‘Open to Work’ on LinkedIn
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