The board of Trustees are delighted to announce that Digital Anthropology has been given the green light from the Charity Commission. The newly formed charity will be working really hard to achieve its purposes and is committed to delivering against the following: To advance the education of the public in the use and implementation of [...]
Richard features in today's Business Daily programme with Elizabeth Hotson on the subject of Rich and Frugal? The question surrounded why some people with big money are small spenders. Richard Skellett, our founder explains why he sees being wealthy as a responsibility, The programme also features Dolly Parton, who despite earning millions, doesn’t particularly enjoy [...]
We are busy reaching out to some key people who we have identified as being ideal trustees to support us on our journey. However we are really keen to hear from people who are committed to what we aim to achieve. If you would like more information on how to get involved, please contact us [...]
Richard Skellett established Digital Anthropology originally as a campaign and lobbying voice to raise awareness of how automation would affect the entire employment landscape. As a future of work expert, Richard wanted to highlight the issues surrounding widespread implementation of AI, Robotics and Machine Learning. He was keen to ensure that from government to [...]
