Galgotias University located in Greater Noida has once again come into controversy. After the university was excluded from the internationally organized Artificial Intelligence (AI) Expo, the Central Government clarified the reason for this decision and said that “there cannot be a place on such a platform for institutions that promote false and misleading information.”

It is being told that this Expo was a big platform for India to showcase its capabilities in the AI ​​sector to the world. In such a situation, after the controversy to Galgotias University came to light, it was also considered harmful for the image of India.

What is the whole matter?

According to sources, Galgotias University had made some claims in the Expo regarding its projects and achievements to AI and Machine Learning, which could not be confirmed in the investigation. After this, the concerned authorities reviewed the matter and canceled the participation of the university.

Government officials say that wrong or exaggerated information in a sensitive and technical field like AI affects the country’s credibility on the international stage.

The government counted three big blunders

The government’s preliminary investigation revealed three major irregularities:

Why was this Expo important?

This AI Expo was considered special for India because the country is progressing rapidly in the field of AI technology, startup and research. In such a situation, giving wrong information by any institution was taken seriously.

University response

A detailed official statement on the matter has not yet come out from the university. However, sources say that the university is preparing documents in its favor.

What next?

According to government sources, if the allegations are found true in the investigation, further action can be taken against the university. At the same time, the organizers of AI Expo have made it clear that in future only verified and certified institutions will be given participation.

This entire matter has once again raised the question of how important it is to investigate the claims of institutions in the rapidly growing AI sector, so that India’s credibility remains strong on the international stage.