1st sidebar, professor of cybernetics, that commentary and reading universities, kevin warwick, kevin wor, race, professor of cybernetics and comment tree are reading universities and the world's 1st cyberg kevin. so great to have you with us. so many things have been coming up in the news lately, so the technology of implanting alex roads into the brain cortex is at least 20 years old. and electrodes in the brain have already been used to control electric, and people must newer link project is presented as a giant leap forward. why? well, that's why it's been presented that way, but it is good in some ways. but the moment is just been experimented on with pigs as i understand. so there's no human trials yet. amazing. but i'm the type of electrodes they're using, not rigid. the electrodes that i had implanted in my nervous system were hard, like, like a hair brush, spikes. and the potential there is that i can break off and cause firing them into the system and be quite dangerous to the 100 spikes in my nervous system. so i think if we're looking at a very, if you know you can move them a

and we're back with kevin wor, rick, professor of cybernetics. common korean reading university also the world's 1st cyberg. we're talking about what's going to happen to us when technology and brain merge. kevin, you said one of your entries that we humans are pretty limited in what we can do particularly mentally. and we just have a bunch of brain cell isn't surprising because it seems to me that especially mentally, we still don't know our limits. i mean, we keep on studying our brains and keep on being amazing how complex and powerful they are. why do you feel that humans are limited? we have a finite number of brain cells and certainly i agree with you that we could do more with the brian cells we've got. and maybe this link will allow us to learn what the possibilities are. but at the same time, we can see when you look at computer technology, particularly artificial intelligence, some of the things that it can do just the speed and complexity of the way. can my calculations, communication community better computer computer communication is much better than human communication.