The World Economic Forum (WEF) has published a blog post on the future of augmented reality (AR), promoting the idea of implanting tracking chips into humans. The WEF argues that implanting chips into children could be viewed as a 'solid, rational' move. The organization emphasizes the need for 'the right support, vision, and audacity' to regulate this technology and control its power. The WEF's 'visions' include replacing drugs with brain implants and pairing chips with sensors in chairs to improve quality of life. The WEF's promotion of chip implants is highly controversial and raises ethical concerns.