Galgotias University apologises ‘profusely’ over Chinese RoboDog row at AI Summit, says Prof Neha Singh ‘ill-informed’

Galgotias University has issued a formal apology following controversy over a Chinese-made robotic dog, dubbed 'Orion', presented at an AI Summit. The university clarified that Professor Neha Singh, who introduced the device, was 'ill-informed' regarding its technical origins. This statement came after criticism arose about the implications of showcasing a product associated with Chinese technology amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The incident has sparked discussions on the responsibilities of educational institutions in representing technology accurately and the need for awareness regarding international relations. Galgotias University emphasized its commitment to ensuring that future presentations are supported by accurate information to avoid similar misunderstandings.