I won't go as far as to talk about robotic bodies,
but the issue is pertinent today, with current technology.
I recently read about a woman who has a pacemaker. It
had a software bug, which frightened her. She knows /of/ it but
she doesn't know it, since she doesn't have access to the
software running on her own body. Furthermore, she found out
that there is a functionality in it to accept OTA updates, which
she cannot control. Scary. And this is not science fiction, this
is a real case, current technology.
Unfortunately I don't recall where I read about this,
but it was in the last couple of weeks. On FSFE's newsletter,
maybe?
Anyway, the question can be rephrased to "how ethical
it is to implant non-free software on someone's body?".
Best regards,
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Marcos Marado
ANSOL.org
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