The New York Times reports as neurotechnology and AI innovation continue to progress, their growing ability to collect and amass sensitive biometric data is raising questions about potential legal protections. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne Neuroscientist Mackenzie Mathis noted there should be protections for neural data handling while noting how mass collection could create “large-scale models of neural data that companies could put on a device or stream to the cloud, to try to make predictions.”
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