As We Become Cameras (2016)

The article discusses the potential for humans to become 'cameras' in the future, where technology will allow people to see the world in the same way that insects do, with compound eyes and a 360-degree field of view. The author explores the concept of 'insect vision' and the potential benefits and challenges of such technology. The article references the work of scientist and inventor, Paul Graham, who has developed a camera that mimics the compound eyes of insects. The author also discusses the potential applications of this technology, including surveillance, medical imaging, and robotics.