Britain's greatest living scientist is convinced cyborgs will rule the planet by the end of this century. James Lovelock is predicting a world where artificial intelligence takes control because they ...

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Bionic beings who are part-human, part-machine may sound like a concept that still belongs in science fiction stories. But experts say that cyborgs are already walking among us, and have been around ...

Cyborgs. Despite a number of humans exhibiting traits of being such "cybernetic organisms", it is the many realms of fiction within which the majority reside. Modern videogames in particular have ...

The allure of the cyborg is so widely-accepted that it’s become a cliche in science fiction, but people rarely ask why. Doesn’t it seem a little strange that humans are so powerfully attracted to ...

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Medical implants, complex interfaces between brain and machine or remotely controlled insects: Recent developments combining machines and organisms have great potentials, but also give rise to major ...

For tens of thousands of years, humans have reigned as our planet's only intelligent, self-aware species. But the rise of intelligent machines means that could change soon, perhaps in our own ...

As the growing global population continues to increase the burden on the Earth’s natural resources, some historians and scientists think humans should prepare to colonize space. The problem is, we may ...

There is an existential unease lying at the root of the Internet of Things — a sense that we may emerge not less than human, certainly, but other than human. So, if we’re going to be cyborgs, argues ...