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Discusses the ethical considerations of brain implants, featuring insights from Dr. Rafael Yuste on the importance of neurorights.

Explores the resurgence of neurorights discussions in light of advancements in human brain implant technologies.

Analyzes the promise and danger of mind-reading tech. Raises concerns about commercialization and privacy without strong legal safeguards.

Examines the dual-edged nature of mind-decoding technologies, balancing potential benefits with ethical and privacy concerns.

Discusses how the rapid development of brain-scanning tech is pushing U.S. states like Colorado and California to create laws protecting neural privacy. Highlights growing policy gaps.

Critiques California’s brain data law, arguing it falls short of comprehensive protections. Dr. Rafael Yuste and other experts weigh in on gaps in current legislation.

Covers Latin American countries' push to enact neurorights laws. Chile leads with constitutional protections; other nations aim to follow. Dr. Rafael Yuste is cited as a global advocate.

Lawmakers compare neurotech regulation to the early internet—underregulated and risky. Colorado’s bill is seen as a first step.

Highlights the legal lag behind fast-growing neurotech. Dr. Rafael Yuste and policymakers discuss the importance of neural data protections.

Profiles Dr. Rafael Yuste and his mission to establish neurorights globally. Emphasizes his neuroscience background and policy impact.