Ignite Portland 4 - A Short Introduction to Cyborg Anthropology - Amber Case

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Humans and
Technology Co‐create
each other through an
Actor/Network of
technosocial
interac?on.

“Changes in interface
must be fast,
convenient,
comfortable, without
undue eﬀort in a
controlled
environment”.

Thank You.

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