When researchers created a \u2018third thumb\u2019 prosthesis and taught people how to use it, they found changes in the brain. As we see advanced convergence of embedded body tech into non-medical uses, we must explore the potential for unintended consequences alongside benefits like productivity and convenience.<\/p>\n
Today, systems like passports and medical ethics struggle to accept people augmented for non-medical reasons. Will we need a bill of cyborg rights?<\/p>\n
Glimpse our evolving cyborg world with writer and presenter Ghislaine Boddington, speaking with Dani Clode, prosthetic, augmentation and product designer at Cambridge University\u2019s Alternative Limb Project, augmented artist Neil Harbisson, who sees himself as a \u2018Trans Species,\u2019 and David Emm, Principal Security Researcher at Kaspersky.<\/p>\n
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