Popular TV series "Black Mirror" and "Western World" have told the story of semi-robots. According to the British "Daily Mail" reported February 2, robot field reporter and writer Chris? Middleton estimates that by 2070, the whole body can be replaced by machine parts.
Turning to whether wearable devices can integrate technology into the human body, Middleton says it is inevitable in the long run. So he appealed: "While we are still human beings, we should all cherish the time as human beings!" Middleton said that in the near future, anyone can buy human upgrade parts that provide superhuman abilities. Bio hackers, who dare to taste the taste, have been using implants to upgrade their body, such as a chip that can open the door when waved. Therefore, Middleton's prediction is not empty. Whether the entire human body can be replaced, edited or upgraded in the next 50 or 100 years.
Unfortunately, now, some technologies have encouraged people to become more machine-like, he said. People are accustomed to listening to machines: Walk 10,000 steps a day, run around the park, turn left, turn right, and so on. However, at the same time, the machine has become more humane, such as Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa and so on.
Middleton explained that he wrote articles about robotics and artificial intelligence in the real world because these technologies led to an important question - what kind of society we want or do not want. In the long run, many people may reject these technologies.