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Musk's brain-computer interface live broadcast made me think about it. When a person is implanted with the first chip, his degree of prostheticization is assumed to be 1%. When the degree of prostheticization reaches 100%, many philosophical questions will arise: Is he a carbon-based organism or a silicon-based organism? Is he human or artificial intelligence? Does his thought belong to him, or was it hacked into the system someday? As technology develops, the Three Laws of Robotics will also generate new thinking: As robots become more like humans, will they also produce the Seven Deadly Sins? Should they also have relevant legal restrictions? In this case, what is the difference between robots and 100% prosthetic humans? This is not a novice's book, and I cannot guarantee stable updates. Quality is priority.