UNESCO made public its revised draft Recommendation on the Ethics of Neurotechnology, after input by Member States. We are pleased to see UNESCO adopt an approach to neurotechnology governance that is rooted in scientific consensus and human rights.

Thrilled to see U.S. Senators call on the FTC to take action to protect neural data from exploitation & sale, citing our report on privacy & user rights. This continues to be a bipartisan effort, following new legislation passed unanimously or near unanimously in California, Colorado, and Montana.

Join us for the upcoming symposium on Mental Augmentation and Human Rights, happening one month from today on Zoom! You can register and see the agenda using the QR code below, or at this link: ntc.columbia.edu/mental-augme...