The Ethical Significance of Brain-Computer Interfaces as Enablers of Communication by Toma Gruica

“…Finally, legal recognition must evolve to address the evidentiary status of neural signals as expressions of intent, protections against compelled device use, and rights to device continuity. These policy reforms formalize an ethical recognition of communicative capacities as constituting a fundamental human good that technologies like BCIs can restore, imposing corresponding social and legal obligations to protect this capacity. …”
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