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* ''Literature/GregMandelTrilogy'': The eponymous murder in ''A Quantum Murder'' is committed by the villain uploading via laser the personality of [[spoiler:a serial killer into someone's mind]], using technology recently developed. After the culprit suffers literal LaserGuidedKarma, the British government worries they'll be accused of developing a MindControlDevice and destroy all records of the technology.



* ''Literature/AQuantumMurder'': The eponymous murder is committed by the villain uploading via laser the personality of [[spoiler:a serial killer into someone's mind]], using technology recently developed. After the culprit suffers literal LaserGuidedKarma, the British government worries they'll be accused of developing a MindControlDevice and destroy all records of the technology.
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* Used as a plot point in ''Film/{{Elysium}}''. To assist Delacourt in her coup to take over the space station, Carlyle develops a program that will reboot Elysium's system, and stores it in his brain. While on the way up to Elysium however, Carlyle's shuttle is shot down by Max in a data-heist, who downloads the information into his own brain. Instead of the financial data he expected, he suddenly finds himself holding the key to total control of the orbital paradise overhead. That means after Carlyle is killed during the heist, everyone is chasing after Max to get hold of the program. Worse, the program comes with a defense mechanism that kills anyone who attempts to execute the code without authorization.

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* Used as a plot point in ''Film/{{Elysium}}''. To assist Delacourt in her coup to take over the space station, Carlyle develops a program that will reboot Elysium's system, and stores it in his brain. While However, while on the way up to Elysium however, Elysium, Carlyle's shuttle is shot down by Max in a data-heist, data-heist by Max, who downloads the information into his own brain. Instead of the financial data he expected, he suddenly finds himself holding the key to total control of the orbital paradise overhead. That means Thus, after Carlyle is killed during the heist, everyone is chasing after Max to get hold of the program. Worse, the program comes with a defense mechanism that kills anyone who attempts to execute the code without authorization.



* ''Film/NoDeadHeroes'' opens with Harry, the {{Deuteragonist}}, getting captured alive by the KGB in the film's DownerBeginning, presumed dead by the US army, only to return after a TimeSkip having been converted into a ruthless KGB killing machine thanks to having a microchip installed in his brain.

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* ''Film/NoDeadHeroes'' opens with Harry, In the {{Deuteragonist}}, getting DownerBeginning of ''Film/NoDeadHeroes'', the {{Deuteragonist}} Harry is captured alive by the KGB in the film's DownerBeginning, and presumed dead by the US army, only to return after a TimeSkip having been converted into a ruthless KGB killing machine thanks to having a microchip installed in his brain.
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* In ''A Quantum Murder'' by Creator/PeterFHamilton, [[spoiler:the eponymous murder is committed by the villain uploading via laser the personality of a serial killer into someone's mind, using technology recently developed for this trope. After the culprit suffers literal LaserGuidedKarma, the British government worries they'll be accused of developing a MindControlDevice and destroy all records of the technology]].

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* In ''A Quantum Murder'' by Creator/PeterFHamilton, [[spoiler:the ''Literature/AQuantumMurder'': The eponymous murder is committed by the villain uploading via laser the personality of a [[spoiler:a serial killer into someone's mind, mind]], using technology recently developed for this trope. developed. After the culprit suffers literal LaserGuidedKarma, the British government worries they'll be accused of developing a MindControlDevice and destroy all records of the technology]].technology.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Traveller}}'', or at least the Mongoose edition, has Expert Programs that mimic skills and can be run on practically any computer or a specialized Wafer Jack implant. In the ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}}'' version, there is a social stigma against such things.

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* ''TabletopGame/{{Traveller}}'', or at least the Mongoose edition, has Expert Programs that mimic skills and can be run on practically any computer or a specialized Wafer Jack implant. In the ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}}'' version, there is a social stigma against such things. The 2015 novel ''Agent of the Imperium'' goes into more detail about Wafer Jacks, overuse of Expert wafers can lead to degenerative brain conditions, and the protagonist is a [[BrainUploaded brain imprint]] stored on a wafer who temporarily overrides the personalities of people who slot his chip.

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