Well in the realm of stupid stuff, this certainly was the opposite. What a wonderfully intelligent, informative, exciting, well delivered presentation!
She not only described existing exciting technology but that which is in development and the possibilities that could be realized: epileptics and diabetics could inform themselves in advance when an attack was imminent. Alzheimers could be cured. She didn't mention it, but in the area of retraining our brains I thought maybe the pedophile and sociopath and such could be cured. The machines measuring emotions were pretty much no different than your average lie detector machine or pacemaker.
There was not a single reference to a microchip or anything else implanted in the brain but only the possibility of beneficial drugs enhancing the receptors in our brain, i.e. much similar but more effective than the caffeinated cup of coffee we started our day with. (I also thought to myself that millions already are taking dubious OTC drugs to improve memory and brain function.)
And she very explicitly spelled out the dangers of all of this too and how it could be misused and abused and we should think about what limits or laws should be included to deal with that. She closed with the comment of how exciting the possibilities are but also they are somewhat terrifying.
Certainly in a world with communications, technology, trade,. etc. as fluid as ours, it is appropriate for the global community to be aware of these things and coordinate checks and balances to encourage the good and deal with any bad.