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Neuroanatomy Explorer

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Memory Deck

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Concept Constellation

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Ethics, Safety, and Responsibility

Manual: General · Subject: Computer-Brain AI

Learn the ethical questions that come with connecting brains and machines.

Using the technology responsibly

Consent

People should understand what data is being collected, how it will be used, and what risks exist before they agree to participate.

Safety and fairness

A system should be tested carefully so it does not cause avoidable harm. Fairness also matters, because models may work better for some users than others.

Human control

Computer-brain AI should support people, not remove their agency. Good systems keep meaningful control in the hands of the user whenever possible.

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Ethical principle

A useful question is: does this system increase the user’s freedom, safety, and dignity?

What does informed consent mean?

Name one ethical concern in computer-brain AI.