印度一大学被曝买中国机器狗冒充“自主研发”，被赶出国家级峰会，展位电源已被切断！校方回应：确实是从宇树买的

Group 1 - The Indian Artificial Intelligence Impact Summit showcased a quadruped robot dog named "Orion," developed by Gargi College, which was later revealed to be a commercially available product from a Chinese company [1][3] - The Unitree Go2 robot dog is priced between 200,000 to 300,000 Indian Rupees (approximately 15,000 to 23,000 RMB) and is intended for student learning and experimentation rather than as an exhibit [3][5] - The incident led to significant backlash, with the Indian National Congress party labeling it a "public relations farce" that damaged India's image [3][5] Group 2 - The summit, organized by the Indian Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, faced organizational chaos and issues such as theft of exhibits [5] - Notable attendees included leaders from various countries and executives from major tech companies, although NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang canceled his attendance due to unavoidable circumstances [6] - India aims to attract over $200 billion (approximately 1.38 trillion RMB) in AI-driven investments within the next two years [6]