In a laboratory at MIT, scientists and engineers have created an artificial named COG. Because as we connect with those made in fiction, a mere guide human action or appearance as we always involved. Digital People examines the ways in which technology inevitably push us into new and different level of humanity. As scientists make use of nanotechnology, molecular biology, artificial intelligence, and materials science, they learn how to create beings that move, think, and look like people. Others are routinely using sophisticated surgical techniques to implant computer chips and medical device spending into our bodies, designing fully functional man-made body parts, and linking human brains with computers to make people healthier, smarter, and more powerful. In short, we will go beyond what was once only science fiction to create bionic man with artificial components integrated? This wise and provocative book shows us just where technology brings us, toward which both beautiful and terrible, to ponder what it means to be human.