A major controversy erupted at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 after Galgotias University was accused of misrepresenting a China-made robotic dog as its own innovation. The Noida-based university has since vacated its pavilion at the summit following a directive from the government. The IT Secretary clarified that ‘exhibitors must not display items that are not theirs,’ underlining the need for authenticity at the global event. The incident gained traction on social media after the university allegedly showcased the ‘RoboDog’ as an in-house product. While the university has reportedly denied claiming the invention as its own, the government remains stern, with further repercussions expected. The summit, organized to showcase India’s advancements in Artificial Intelligence, has seen heightened scrutiny to ensure only genuine innovations are presented to international guests and delegates. The university’s large pavilion, which featured various products, now stands vacated as the IT department and organizers consider additional penalties for the lapse in transparency.
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