Fifteen years of technological advancements have led to bionic prostheses that allow amputees to walk again, raising questions about human-machine integration.
“How far are we willing to let our machines go?”
Synopsis
Fifteen years of technological advancements have led to bionic prostheses that allow amputees to walk again, raising questions about human-machine integration.
Synopsis
Philippe Borrel's 'A World Beyond Humans?' questions the role of technology in daily life. The film features bionic prostheses that help amputees regain mobility. It also presents scenarios where robots might conduct job interviews, blurring lines between human and machine. Through various advancements in cyborg technology and nanotechnology, Borrel prompts reflection on the balance between innovation and human identity. The documentary runs for 97 minutes and was released in 2012.
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Why Watch
- See bionic prostheses that help amputees walk again.
- Find out how robots could interview job candidates.
- Meet Philippe Borrel and his insights on technology.
Did You Know
- The film covers advancements in technology over the past 15 years.
- Bionic prostheses featured in the film enable amputees to walk again.
- The documentary discusses robots participating in job interviews.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What advancements in technology are discussed in 'A World Beyond Humans?'
The documentary discusses advancements such as bionic prostheses that enable amputees to walk again.
Who directed the documentary 'A World Beyond Humans?'
Philippe Borrel directed the documentary.
What is the tagline of 'A World Beyond Humans?'
The tagline is 'How far are we willing to let our machines go?'
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