From the UK government Ministry of Defence:

A think-piece designed to set the foundation for more detailed research and development on human augmentation

Published 13 May 2021

Human Augmentation – The Dawn of a New Paradigm: A strategic implications project

Page 13:

Reference to Big Brother “ethics” and how ethics (I guess like international treaties requiring informed consent) don’t need to be an obstacle:

There may be a moral obligation to augment people, particularly in cases where it promotes well-being or protects us from novel threats.

Possibly relevant to current mRNA “vaccination” program:

It could be argued that treatments involving novel vaccination processes and gene and cell therapies are examples of human augmentation already in the pipeline.