[Linganth] New SLA blog post

[SLA Online]

The SLA Blog is excited to announce our return from hiatus with a piece
titled "There are Ghosts in this Machine: AI Anonymization and the
Identification of Self"
<https://linguisticanthropology.org/sla-blog/there-are-ghosts-in-this-machine-ai-anonymization-and-the-identification-of-self/>
by María José Peláez, Kai Blevins, and Joel Kuipers.

They explore the ethical implications of using AI software to anonymize
human subjects in video data and ask if such programs "risk training
students to treat human complexity as computational input, as sets of
patterns and repetitions located in amorphous spreadsheets."

Interested in publishing on the SLA Blog? We are currently accepting
pitches on any topic relevant to linguistic anthropology! Learn more about
SLA, our blog, and how to submit here
<https://linguisticanthropology.org/submissions/>.

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Nora Tyeklar (University of Maine at Augusta)

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