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Human augmentation as a book category explores the ways technology, biology and design extend, alter or replace human capacities—ranging from cybernetic limbs, neural implants and exoskeletons to gene editing, drugs and distributed AI partners. Stories in this genre probe practical and philosophical questions about identity, agency, disability and what it means to be human, often focusing on ethical, social and political consequences such as inequality, surveillance, corporate control and regulatory debate. It spans tones and subgenres from hard near‑future science fiction that details the mechanics of augmentation to thrillers, literary character studies, dystopias and speculative thought experiments, and can treat augmentation as empowerment, body horror or ambiguous moral terrain. Central conflicts typically revolve around bodies and rights, enhancement vs. authenticity, and who gets access to transformative technologies.

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