Neurorights safeguarding mental autonomy in a digital era

HIGHLIGHTS

  • What: The authors discuss how AI helps in developing neuroscience and vice versa.
  • Who: Aravind C from the LLB(Hons), Thanjavur have published the article: International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research (IJFMR), in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 16/07/2024

SUMMARY

    Republic of Chile, as well as the authorised modification to Article 19 of the Constitution that aims to safeguard brain activity and the data derived from it. Objective of the Study AI and neurorights research is critical due to the substantial effects that artificial_intelligence (AI) and neurotechnology have on human cognition . . .

     

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