The head of state and other top leaders will be greeted by artificial intelligence-generated “avatars” at the “Mother of Democracy” exhibition, which will be held at Bharat Mandapam to mark the G20 summit, official sources said.
They said the exhibit would showcase India’s democratic traditions from “Vedic times to modern times”.
They added that the text content and its audio are presented in “16 global languages,” including English, French, Mandarin, Italian, Korean and Japanese.
The history of India’s democratic spirit will be summarized and retold through 26 interactive screens lined up in multiple kiosks, sources said.
“Heads of state, delegates and other guests arriving at the exhibition area will be greeted by an AI-generated ‘avatar’ which will provide them with a brief overview of the exhibition,” the source said.
In the center of the hall of the exhibition area will stand a replica sculpture of a Harappan girl, placed on a revolving elevated platform.
The source said the actual height of the object was 10.5 centimeters, but the replica was made of bronze, was 5 feet tall and weighed 120 kilograms.
India’s electoral tradition will continue into modern times, with the first post-independence general elections held in 1951-52 leading up to the Lok Sabha elections in 2019, sources said.
(This story was not edited by NDTV staff and was automatically generated from syndicated feeds.)
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