As neural implants become more and more advanced, researchers think humans may be able to overcome diseases and defects like strokes and dementia with the help of tiny computers in our brains.
With the forecasted inevitable rise of the machines — be they robots or artificial intelligences — humans are beginning to realize that they should work to maintain superiority. There are a few ideas about how we should do it, but perhaps the most promising option is to go full cyborg. (What could possibly go wrong?) On Monday, a company called Kernel, announced that it would be leading the charge.
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