Dr Debora Lanzeni is an anthropologist working at Monash University to build a common ground for interdisciplinary tech studies. Her research lies on the intersection of technology, anthropology, design, digital ethnography and future studies. Data, artificial intelligence (AI) and smart cities are key themes in recent years. Debora’s interests are focused on the development of emerging technologies and future imaginaries, as well as work regimes and new digital technologies. Recent projects include Transliteracy and Unlocking Digital Assets.
With a PhD and a Master in Knowledge and Information Society (IN3-UOC), a Bachelor in Anthropology and a DEA in Political Anthropology from the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Debora trained as a filmmaker and taught for 5 years in Methodology and Media Anthropology in the University of Buenos Aires.
Debora is currently one of the Network Directors Future Anthropologies Network (FAN), which is part of the European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA).
Debora Lanzeni joined Matt Artz on the Anthropology, AI and the Future of Human Society podcast to discuss futures, possibilities, and temporalities. Debora co-organized the AI and interdisciplinary Futures Anthropology panel at the Anthropology, AI and the Future of Human Society conference.
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