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The functional differentiation of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and its ethical implications

Interdisciplinary Studies

The functional differentiation of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and its ethical implications

X. Sun and B. Ye

Explore the intricate ethical landscape of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) as detailed by authors Xiao-yu Sun and Bin Ye. This research delves into the distinct technical approaches and ethical implications of write-in and read-out BCIs, offering tailored recommendations for effective governance.

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Abstract
This paper argues that ethical governance of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) should be precise and refined for different functional types, namely write-in and read-out BCIs. It details the functions and technical approaches of both types, highlighting their distinct ethical implications regarding safety, privacy, identity, autonomy, responsibility, fairness, and informed consent. The authors propose a precise governance approach, offering tailored recommendations and countermeasures for the technical and ethical challenges specific to each BCI type.
Publisher
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Nov 27, 2023
Authors
Xiao-yu Sun, Bin Ye
Tags
brain-computer interfaces
ethical governance
privacy
autonomy
informed consent
safety
responsibility
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