“On the social relationship between people and technology”
Curated by
Neil Ballantyne
Test measures anger at humanoid robotChicago Daily HeraldThat's the question guiding a new paper, “Do People Hold a Humanoid Robot Morally Accountable for the Harm It Causes?
Daily MailScientists to conduct human trials of a bionic eyeDaily MailNow Australian researchers are set to make computer-aided sight a reality, though not quite as sophisticated as the infamous cyborg's.
Belfast TelegraphColourblind artist wants cyborg eye in Irish passportBelfast TelegraphNeil has founded the Cyborg Foundation because “this has completely changed my life” but says he gets emails from people saying it's not human to become a cyborg.
Frankenstein is another example of a cyborg, perhaps one of the firsts. Frankenstein made his monster on an operating table using technology. This is a half human, half technology. This example is not as pleasing as the ...
Will Future Generations Listen to Music?Institute for Ethics and Emerging TechnologiesThis refers to the merging of biology and technology, organism and artifact.
Ubiquitous in some of the more imaginative science fiction worlds of the last fifty years or so, the cyborg has become emblematic of the human race's desire to pull itself up to another level of existence.
In A Cyborg Manifesto, Haraway invites us to erase the constructed lines between and false binaries of human and animal, between organic and nonorganic, between technological and biological. ...
The AtlanticGoogle Glasses and the Myth of Augmented RealityThe AtlanticAfter all, that particular form of digital tech has always been the assumed apotheosis of modern gadgetry. 
Wired News (blog)Exclusive Video: Surviving Progress Looks at Technology's Human TollWired News (blog)A brilliant cyborg himself, Hawking is something like living proof of the visually impressive documentary's existential meditation. 
Engineering human evolutionAljazeera.comCyborgs, brain uploads and immortality - How far should science go in helping humans exceed their biological limitations?
Indeed, the rise of social curation platforms like Pinterest, Svpply, The Fancy and the fashion-specific Lyst, where humans, not algorithms, collect and organize content and products that friends and followers can discover, have generated much .... 
Should being a cyborgs grant you special rights? Would being more than human, or less than fully robotic, make a difference in law and society? Some people at the IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society ...
The latest high tech anthro superstar: Amber Case - February 28, 2012. Cyberanthropologist Amber Case has been kicking ...
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We Are All CyborgsIndian ExpressIf you look at any illustrated history of human civilisation, you will quickly realise that it is also a history of technology.
A Summary of a Convenient Vocabulary for the Semiotics of Human and Nonhuman Assemblies. In W. Bijker and ...
Intel wants to plug a smartphone into your brainCNNAn Intel-commissioned white paper released Wednesday on the future of mobile technology concludes that connected devices interfacing with the human brain is an inevitability.
The AgeExtending life, but not as we know itThe AgeBut what will radical life extension mean to the social fabric - and to our psyches - especially if, as Vita-More suggests, we will be doing it in radically augmented or new bodies?
ABC2 NewsSo you're a cyborg -- now what?
It considers the impact of evolving trends, such as technological convergence, on individuals. Cyberpsychology also examines human interactions with less ubiquitous technologies, such as cyborgs and artificial intelligence.
Telegraph.co.uk'Epidermal electronics' tattoos: a giant step forward for cyborgsTelegraph.co.ukThis was an early account of what we now know as a cyborg, short for “cybernetic organism”, a term coined in 1960 by Manfred Clynes and Nathan Kline in ... It looks like once again Google sets the bar at a whole new level for an entire product class with their Google Glasses. Augmented reality is here. 
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#SXSWi Big Ideas at the Intersection of Humans & Technology · Steve-mann ... Sunday featured a solo presentation by 25-yr-old Amber Case, co-founder of Geoloqi.com, and described as a Cyborg Anthropologist. 
“I've been talking about the history of mobile and computers and the increasing connectivity between technology and human beings,” Case told VentureBeat in a recent phone call.
In the book Social Engineering: The Art of Human Hacking by another famous social engineer, Christopher Hadnagy, social engineering is defined as “the act of manipulating a person to take an action that may or may not be in the ...
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