BRITS would be willing to use body enhancing technology to become stronger, faster, smarter and more attractive, a study has found. A poll of 2,000 adults has revealed the nation’s feelings t…
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And 28 per cent would opt for a biological battery which never ran flat, meaning they had limitless energy and never flagged. The most desirable use for this theoretical ‘brain chip’ would be as a GPS system to provide directions should they get lost. More than two thirds are also nervous about what the future of technology and AI may hold for the human race.
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