Resumen
The article focuses on the future assumption of humans interaction with computers, the concept of "cyborgs." The way people interact with computers has been incredibly unimaginative and limited. This will change, but the change will come about primarily through changes in the computer itself. New devices will be embedded in whatever the appropriate physical form factor for the activity with the interaction proceeding naturally, by whatever means is most suitable. Human capability has long been limited by biology. Up to now, advances in technology have functioned as accessories, enhancing human capabilities but not making any changes in their biology. Scientists are close to the point where video cameras and memory chips will be tiny enough to be implanted within human body. Add some simple circuitry solve the power-supply problem, and scientist could supplement hearing and sight, along with memory and reasoning. They can stimulate neurons to create crude sensory images and coarse motor control. The major remaining hurdle is the control circuitry.