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• Ten Predictions for AI and the Future of Anthropology
  The future of anthropology is AI. We should embrace it and help shape its development, or risk being left behind. The post Ten Predictions for AI and the Future of Anthropology appeared first on Anthropology News.
• Crypto Art and Crypto Hopes in the Digital Age
  Has crypto art lived up to the hype? Love it or hate it, we would be unwise to ignore the emerging art form and related technologies. The post Crypto Art and Crypto Hopes in the Digital Age appeared first on Anthropology News.
• Coming of Age in Stable Diffusion
  AI is here and more powerful systems are on the way. What can a text-to-image wedding tell us about ethnography for an AI-generated world? The post Coming of Age in Stable Diffusion appeared first on Anthropology News.
• Snapshots of Grief
  A digital genre provides a vehicle for shared experiences of loss—even as the United States marks the end of the COVID health emergency. The post Snapshots of Grief appeared first on Anthropology News.
• Hollywood Meets Silicon Valley
  Can the indeterminate squishiness of creative decision-making help us understand why data is so difficult? The post Hollywood Meets Silicon Valley appeared first on Anthropology News.
• Decoding Digital Authenticity
  Online interviews are a ubiquitous research method for applied anthropologists. But how do we understand digital authenticity in this familiar and widespread digital format? The post Decoding Digital Authenticity appeared first on Anthropology News.
• Digital Anthropology Meets Data Science
  Analyzing online ecosystems in real time, teams of anthropologists and data scientists can begin to understand rapid social changes as they happen. The post Digital Anthropology Meets Data Science appeared first on Anthropology News.
• Call for pitches: SILENCE
  This fall, Anthropology News invites you to pause and make yourself comfortable, to find a moment of quiet repose in an age of so much noise. We seek imaginative pitches that approach silence from a range of international perspectives, in the form of feature stories/essays, photo essays, graphic ethnography comics or illustrations, and short sound […]
• Succeeding through Care
  Latinx students in the United States are challenging exclusion and remaking national belonging through academic achievement and acts of care. The post Succeeding through Care appeared first on Anthropology News.
• Charlie Cheney
  Charles Clark Cheney, who everyone knew as Charlie, was a beloved colleague and friend. He was 82 when he died on February 3, 2023, after a short battle with pulmonary fibrosis and multiple pneumonias. The post Charlie Cheney appeared first on Anthropology News.