Algorithmic biases: caring about teens’ neurorights

Chilean neurorights legislation and its relevance for mental health: Criticisms and outlook

“…Discussions on neurorights must continue at all levels: political, academic and societal. There are continuing issues regarding the conceptual definitions of different neurorights and the new taxonomies arising from new technologies, and the task of addressing them is one for legal scholars and other academics (Herrera-Ferrá et al, 2022;Muñoz & Marinaro, 2022). This regulation provides a robust response relying on the biomedical model in the face of unregulated neuroenhancers without appropriate consumer legislation.…”

The impact of neurotechnology on maritime port security—hypothetical port

“…In the same context, IMO contracting governments can study the feasibility of establishing RNCC to control patrol sea surface, underwater, airspace, and shore side for the maritime ports/port facilities. The aspects of this study include various features for researchers to be addressed in the near future, ranging from creative possibilities to potential challenges and risks, whether in terms of technical feasibility, human rights, operational costs, privacy, security, data ownership, data stewardship, governance, health, potential legal stumbling blocks, and more challenges and risks (Mercurio et al 2020;Muñoz and Marinaro 2022).…”

“…7 Section view for container vessel pre-scanning rows, bays, and tiers while approaching the waiting area (Source: Prepared by the author). SSPR; Sea Surface Patrol Robots, APR; Airspace Patrol Robots, UPR; Under Water Patrol Robots development could lead to future systems that outperform or complement natural communication methods (Muñoz and Marinaro 2022;Nørgaard and Linden-Vørnle 2021;Slayer 2020). Besides, remote marine technology advancements have offered further sophisticated abilities, facilitating and decreasing the human exposure and fatigue for a long period of proactive or reactive patrolling to a security breach upon declaring security level 2 or 3 that could be integrated and manipulated neuronally (Yaacoub et al 2021).…”

“…The term "neurotechnology" refers to a collection of procedures and devices that allow for a direct link between technical components and the nervous system (Müller and Rotter 2017). Furthermore, the simultaneous executive design of computer vision algorithms on high-performance computing clusters helps to create neural connection maps of the brain to benefit from the development of neurotechnology (Burns et al 2013;Muñoz and Marinaro 2022). Neurotechnology is a field that entails the creation of ways to better understand, evaluate, repair, replace, enhance, or exploit possibilities in a variety of industries, to make life easier for people and workers with more productivity (Burns et al 2013;McCarty 2014).…”

“…Developing the focus areas of interactions between humans and robotics technology branches to secure the ports, vessels, marine drilling units, human elements, and cargo, may increase levels of achievement in the cognitive, affective, psychomotor, and social domains. This would enhance communication between the human security team (HST) and the robots (Alaloul et al 2020;Muñoz and Marinaro 2022;Nørgaard and Linden-Vørnle 2021).…”