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TroIA
Martin, a graphic designer trapped in front of a blank screen, struggles unsuccessfully to finish a logo. When inspiration fails to come, he turns to TroIA, an artificial intelligence that promises to help him. But as the tool learns from him, Martin begins to wonder how much of what he creates is still truly his.
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Martin, a graphic designer trapped in front of a blank screen, struggles unsuccessfully to finish a logo. When inspiration fails to come, he turns to TroIA, an artificial intelligence that promises to help him. But as the tool learns from him, Martin begins to wonder how much of what he creates is still truly his.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Julian Mauro Pellegrini, Juliana Mazza, Melisa Fernandez
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata
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