Galgotias to vacate AI Summit over robot dog row
Galgotias University has been ordered to vacate its stall at the AI Summit Expo due to a controversy surrounding its showcased robotic dog, Orion. Critics on social media claimed that Orion was a rebranded Unitree Go2 from China, not an original creation by the university. In response to the backlash, Galgotias issued a statement defending its initiative, stressing that the robot was part of its educational program aimed at teaching students AI programming using globally available technologies. The university emphasized the importance of innovation and practical experience in its curriculum, arguing that negative publicity could demoralize students dedicated to learning and development. The AI Summit, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, features over 20 heads of state and 500 global AI leaders, underscoring India's role in the global AI landscape. Despite the controversy, Galgotias highlighted Orion's success in engaging delegates through live demonstrations, showcasing its commitment to hands-on learning in artificial intelligence and robotics.
Originally reported by Economic Times. Read original article
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