The rise of the cyborg: Are we ready for augmented humans? - Computer Business Review

Given the amount of criticism IoT security faces, should embedded tech really be a reality? With the rise of the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence, many unique innovations have been unveiled across various industries and the field just keeps growing. The two industries may be in their infancy but they've already helped with the creation of a new category called Artificial Sensors. At the annual SAS Global Forum, Artist and Cyborg activist Neil Harbisson delivered a keynote discussing his Cyborg project which has enabled him to develop artificial sensors that are embedded into the human body to transmit senses. This began with himself in 2003, when Harbisson became the first person to have an antenna implanted to his skull.