All are welcome. This subject needs collective points of view.
Neurotechnology is here! It’s coming in its droves. It will be in work places, schools, and “”universal platform products”” It’s time for healthy debate. The best way to safely understand a technology that captures memories for use of mobile phones or computers, and which is set to replace mobile phones in the future, is to understand the benefits, and the risks posed personally to you to support informed decision making.
The aim is to allow a definition to be established.
For this to happen we must have a minimum understanding of what it is and what it is not.
Typically, when we have an injection of new technology people learn by use, and forgo reading the instructions, AKA: privacy policy, terms and conditions, marketing materials. The danger we have with neurotechnology is, you may lose your mind (brain data) or memories, if the way you use it isn’t thought through.
The workshop is for EVERYONE. Your current depth of understanding is not important, healthier discussion is the only important factor. The idea is to gather a strong group of people who have clear understanding, understand the basics, then collect views on legislation to form data driven legislation to regulate for grow not hindrance to answer these simple questions:
1. For you to give away brain data (memories) what must be gained? What can be gained?
2. What level of brain data are you prepared to give away, sell, or buy?
3. Should we prioritise safety overgrowth or should we prioritise safety at all costs?
