Anthropologist and senior researcher Sine Plambech draws on her fieldwork and her book Global sex for an afternoon on body, technology and invented people. In a moderated conversation with priest Lise Rasmussen, they discuss how sexuality today is shaped by global inequalities and digital technologies, from platformised and AI-generated intimacy to digital personas and the ethics of talking about sex work without losing sight of real lives.
The talk is part of the lecture series Mening, tro & etik at Eliaskirken, which in autumn 2026 looks at artificial intelligence and what it means to be human in a technological age.
