Jefferson Graham talks to consumers about potential uses for having a microchip embedded in your body on #TalkingTech. Charlene Li wants to be chipped. "I am so ready," says the long-time author and principal analyst for the Altimeter Group. She's referring to having a microchip embedded in her body, one that would do many of the things her smartphone could do now. This week science fiction came to the heartland when a small Wisconsin company announced that it would begin implanting microchips into employees hands.