Forget humanoids, what if we could upgrade our brain?

There's been growing chatter about artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), the Internet of Things (IoT) and adaptive machine learning pushing the envelope of possibility, one phenomenon at a time. With rapid advances in tech, the advent of the IoT, AI, and AR are constantly redefining and expanding'what's humanly possible' to blur existing borders and include efficiencies we didn't know existed. Even as humans continue to carry devices with them (think laptops and mobiles), a growing number of mechanical contraptions are rescuing humans from natural and man-made disasters (think mine-clearing vehicles), and humanoids and other machines are now beginning to travel unattended (think Sophia and self-driving cars). As we move deeper into an'assisted living' paradigm, should we explore a world beyond prosthetics and orthotics? Would you be open to, say, having an IQ-enhancing chip implanted in your brain if such a thing was available in the medical mart tomorrow?