Titlebook: Clinical Neurotechnology meets Artificial Intelligence; Philosophical, Ethic Orsolya Friedrich,Andreas Wolkenstein,Eric Racine Book 2021 Th

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Pragmatism for a Digital Society: The (In)significance of Artificial Intelligence and Neural Technotly sociological and ethical character of significance attributed to emerging technologies. By attending to insights from pragmatism and science and technology studies, ethics researchers can better understand how these features of significance affect their work and adjust their methods accordingly.

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Diffusion on Both Ends: Legal Protection and Criminalisation in Neurotechnological Uncertainty,done today. Also, we should reconsider the categories of “information”, “data” and “personal data” when it comes to neurotechnology. In times of Big Data, of AI combining the different information and deducing more information and, in many cases, even the identity of the person, these borders are di

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The Security and Military Implications of Neurotechnology and Artificial Intelligence,relevant issues are discussed: data bias and accountability, manipulation, social control, weaponization and democratization of access. We argue that, in light of their disruptive potential and rapid proliferation, both neurotechnology and artificial intelligence urge global governance responses tha

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Connecting Brain and Machine: The Mind Is the Next Frontier,the current discussion focuses on neuroadaptive control paradigms using BCIs as a strategy to make technologies more human-centred and also usable for non-medical applications. The primary goal of our neuroadaptive technology research agenda is to consistently align the increasing intelligence and a

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Actions, Agents, and Interfaces, important element of this desired functionality is that the user would be able to control movement through the same types of mental activity that are used in “ordinary” behavior. For example, arm movement is caused by neural activity that underlies the conscious intention to move the arm. At presen