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Upasana Nattoji Roy & Diana Edwards' work ‘Give me a Sign’ is an audiovisual experience which in their words ‘combines aspects of Indian philosophy and practices with narratives around Artificial Intelligence'.
© Upasana Nattoji Roy
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  • Theme: Digital Innovation
  • Resource Type: Research
  • Art Form: Creative Economy Culture and Global Challenges Film Music Theatre & Dance Visual Arts
  • Region: South Asia

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