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Neuromodulation and memory: exploring ethical ramifications in memory modification treatment via implantable neurotechnologies

Neuromodulation and memory: exploring ethical ramifications in memory modification treatment via implantable neurotechnologies

Invasive implantable neurotechnologies capable of simultaneously altering and recording neural activity are no longer the exclusive province of science fiction but a looming reality that will revolutionize medical practice. These advancements, particularly ...

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neurotechnology, Brain-computer interface, neuromodulation, memory, justice, Neurology, Neuroethics
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Open (Access) Journal-Article
Date Added to MERLOT:
July 11, 2024
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August 16, 2024
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M Zhou
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College Upper Division, Graduate School, Professional
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O. Kitil
O. Kitil (Student)
1 year ago
I found the article discussing neurotechnologies that invade privacy to be really interesting. Made me think a lot. The talk, about how these technologies can improve or change memory brings up an issue thats both intriguing and challenging. The in depth look, at identity consistency and the dangers of disrupting narratives shows how significant modifying memories can be. Additionally delving into how this might affect society in terms of activism and justice brings an aspect to the ethical debate. This thorough review emphasizes the importance of thought and rules as we progress in this area.