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MIT Technology Review

MIT Technology Review

A New Law Protects Your Brainwaves—but it Doesn’t Go Far Enough

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.

Reuters

Reuters

Hands Off My Brainwaves! Latin America in Race for Neuro Rights

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.

Yahoo Finance

Yahoo Finance

Wild West Neuroscience Drives Lawmakers to Push Brain Data Privacy Laws

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

Vox

Vox

The Neurotech Revolution Has Arrived — and Lawmakers are Racing to Catch Up

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

Vox

Vox

Neuroscientist Rafael Yuste Could Play your Brain like an Instrument. He Wants to Protect it Instead.

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

Reuters

Reuters

First Law Protecting Consumers’ Brainwaves Signed by Colorado Governor

Colorado signs the first U.S. law to protect brainwave data. Lawmakers cite urgency to regulate neurotech amid rapid commercial growth.

Falling Walls Foundation

Falling Walls Foundation

Rafael Yuste's Mission to Safeguard Neurorights in the Age of Neurotechnology

Highlights Dr. Rafael Yuste's efforts to promote neurorights as essential safeguards in the rapidly evolving field of neurotechnology.

Columbia University, Data and Society News

Columbia University, Data and Society News

Data for Good: Rafael Yuste on the Ethical Development of Neurotechnology

Features Dr. Rafael Yuste's perspective on ensuring ethical practices in neurotechnology to protect individual rights.

The Atlantic

The Atlantic

The Right to Not Have Your Mind Read

Explores the ethical dilemmas of mind-reading technologies and the necessity of neurorights to protect cognitive liberty.

The UNESCO Courier

The UNESCO Courier

Chile: Pioneering the Protection of Neurorights

Details Chile's trailblazing efforts to enshrine neurorights into its constitution, setting a global precedent.

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