States pass privacy laws to protect brain data collected by devices
Discusses the growing movement across the United States to protect neurotechnology consumers, and the key role of the Neurorights Foundation in recent policy victories.
E-tattoos May Tell Us About Overwork but What About Our Neurorights?
Discusses the development of wireless, wearable "electronic tattoos" that estimate, in real time, how hard our brains are working, raising concerns about workplace surveillance (paywall).
Neurotech Companies are Selling Your Brain, Senators Warn
U.S. senators urge the FTC to investigate neurotech firms' handling of brain data, highlighting concerns over privacy and the need for regulatory safeguards.
New Report Promotes Innovation and Protects Human Rights in Neurotechnology
Dr. Rafael Yuste co-authors a UN-commissioned report analyzing gaps in international human rights law concerning neurotechnology, advocating for neurorights to protect mental privacy and identity.
