Famed neurologist Phil Kennedy made global headlines in the late 90's for connecting the brain of a paralyzed man to a computer. He was compared to Alexander Graham Bell in The Washington Post and became known as 'The Father of the Cyborgs'. Then in 2014, he traveled to Belize to implant his own brain to unlock the mystery of speech for locked-in patients. But now, the controversial inventor is concerned that the field he helped pioneer may lead to unintended consequences in a future where technology and human brains combine.

Directed by David Burke