Engineering and ethics

1. Engineering the Brain:
Ethical Issues

2. Nowadays newly
developed neural
devices have the
potential to influence
and change how the
human brain
functions.
It could contradict
the accepting ideas
of identity,
normality, authority
responsibility,
privacy and justice.

3.  Transplanted deep brain circuits
and human-computer interactions
are two examples of neuro-
engineering that could
significantly improve the well-
being of humans.
 Neural devices are already used
like an exoskeleton for
Augmented movements.

4. Neural Devices as
Identity
Neural can be
seen as our
identity and it
can be part of
our daily life.
It is not like a
tool that is
used for help.
Like blind
people can
use screen
readers, and
digital screen
magnification
to interact
with hi-tech
products.

6. Normality of a Brain
and Computer
 By using neural devices we can
measure the brain’s normal and
abnormal function.
 There is a pattern for Abnormal
Electric activity and a pattern for
normal Electric activity

7. BCI Technology is a brain-to-computer
interface technology.
It allows the talking brain of humans and
other devices externally to exchange signals.
Then it can control the machines directly
after exchanging the signals.

8.  Morally and legally, people are
responsible for their actions and
have to exercise their control.
 People need to be accountable and
responsible for their own actions.

9.  As neural implantations are growing fast and need to be aware of the
technology and need to maintain privacy.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gv_XB6Hf6gM

10. Thank You