Once we all get computer chips placed inside our bodies in the future, and also each resource and asset around us, do you think it will be easier to minimize risk in projects? Saving Changes...
It depends, do we get a remote control to shock people who fail us?
Exactly, in a dictator's hands, or even perhaps a democratic society's law enforcement option to neutralize/immobilize antagonists or law breakers. Saving Changes...
While you may be reducing risks in some areas, there will be new risks to account for, as eluded to in other comments I see. Plus, a new round of excuses - It's not my fault, I must have been hacked! Or I could just blame it on my wife - Philadelphia sports story inside joke. Rami will understand :)
Andrew, certainly chip malfunction will be used as an excuse in a propaganda exercise. Saving Changes...
At first yes by choice. Unfortunately, at some point, it will be mandatory and done at birth. It won't stop innovation, because the brain is responsible for that, not unless AI gets to a point where it controls certain sections of the brain (ie. vision, hearing, emotions) and that is also coming to a lab near you, way into the future.
