Grobycs: Cyborgs in Reverse

We've read about cyborgs, computer-enhanced humans, for decades. Misdirection? We should have been thinking about grobycs: human-enhanced computers. Cyborgs in reverse.

Consider these:

• Facebook offers crowdsourced translations as an alternative to Google Translate.
• Google gives me real-time traffic data collected from folks using their GPS-enabled smartphones to look at maps: in fact, at traffic data.
• I can send Amazon a barcode scan , using my phone's camera. If they don't stock the item, they let me send a picture, from the same camera, and nearly instantly, offer me similar products. How? Amazon Mechanical Turk.
  
• Spammers break into captcha-guarded sites by running a porn site. Every time they hit a captcha, they pass it through to the porn-site registration side. The next human who visits the site decodes it.

All use people as a piece of a collection of software. They're cyborgs in reverse: Grobycs.

The Six-Million-Dollar Man wanted her:

What do you think grobycs will lust after?