Although it may be years before brain-computer interface (BCI) technology becomes part of daily life, a team of experts is calling for conversation on the ethics of the field to begin. The demand comes from a group of neuroscientists, neurotechnicians, clinicians, ethicists, and engineers called the Morningside Group. Their concerns about the technology range from data privacy minutiae to science-fiction nightmare. They say existing ethical guidelines are insufficient.
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