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An approach to neurorights as a new legal category [PDF]

Este trabajo se enfoca en abordar una nueva posible gama de derechos humanos fundamentales, que surgen como impacto del creciente desarrollo de neurotecnologías.
Medeiros Pinto, Renato
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Non-voluntary BCI explantation: assessing possible neurorights violations in light of contrasting mental ontologies

In research involving patients with implantable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), there is a regulatory gap concerning post-trial responsibilities and duties of sponsors and investigators towards implanted patients.
Ienca, Marcello, Cassinadri, Guido, Cassinadri, Guido;Ienca, Marcello   +2 more
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Impact of New Technologies on Economic Behavior and Consumer Freedom of Choice: from Neuromarketing to Neuro-Rights

Journal of Digital Technologies and Law
Objective: to identify the possibilities for an adequate response of the existing legal regime to the various challenges posed to European law by artificial intelligence systems underlying neuromarketing techniques.Methods: the study is based on the risk-
L.  Sposini
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Neurorights Legislation and Responsible Innovation in the Brain Data Era

Neurorights law has become an important field to protect human dignity, mental privacy, cognitive freedom, and other fundamental rights and freedoms of every person in the Brain Data Era, where excessive amounts of intimate brain data generated by ...
Laeeq R. Janjua, Arunima Shastri, Saurabh Chandra   +2 more
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CRITICISMS OF THE LEGISLATIVE BILL ON THE PROTECTION OF NEURORIGHTS from Neurorights in the Constitution: from neurotechnology to ethics and politics

Annex 1.
Ruiz, Sergio, Valera, Luca, Ramos, Paulina, Sitaram, Ranganatha   +3 more
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Neurorights in BCI Applications: a Private Law Perspective [PDF]

This paper explores brain–computer interface (BCI) applications under a private law perspective with the aim of demonstrating how the legal issues deriving from the use of these technologies can be dealt with through the interpretation of the existing ...
Caggiano, Ilaria Amelia, Gaeta, Maria Cristina, Gatt, Lucilla, Mollo, Anna Anita   +3 more
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Human rights law : an incomplete but flexible framework to protect the human mind against neurotechnological intrusions

: Calls to adopt neurorights in the international human rights framework in order to address the challenges raised by neurotechnology are growing louder. By contrast, various scholars point out that the introduction of such neurorights would be premature
Istace, Timo
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Decoding thoughts, closing the gaps : architectural harms in consumer neurotechnology and the case for a standalone EU neurorights regulation

Award date: 19 June 2026Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Francisco Miguel de Abreu Duarte (European University Institute)This thesis examines whether existing European Union law adequately protects fundamental rights engaged by consumer neurotechnology.
PÁRRAGA PÉREZ, Sabina
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Neurosociology and Penal Neuroabolitionism: Rethinking Justice With Neuroscience

Frontiers in Sociology, 2022
Diego Borbón, Diego Borbón
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Towards an understanding of global brain data governance: ethical positions that underpin global brain data governance discourse. [PDF]

Front Big Data, 2023
Ochang P, Eke D, Stahl BC.
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