Embodied Power: Cyborgization as a Mechanism of Biopolitical Control

The article examines the connections between cyborgization and biopolitics, and considers the influence of technologies on the mechanisms of power and control in society. The author analyzes how the integration of digital technologies into the human body and consciousness transforms traditional forms of biopolitical control. The work uses the concepts of Michel Foucault and Gilles Deleuze to analyze the transformation of power and its forms in the context of blurring the boundaries between man and machine. At the same time, the author analyzes existing and promising forms of resistance to total technological control, such as hacktivism and various social movements, in particular, for digital rights. The work also proves the need for further interdisciplinary research on the social and psychological consequences of the integration of technological solutions into human nature.