NeuroethicsAugust 28, 2026De Miguel Beriain, Aníbal M. Astobiza, Francesca Tassinari et al.
Abstract The rapid advance of neurotechnology has produced a vibrant scholarly and legislative debate around neurorights — a proposed generation of human rights designed to protect mental privacy, cognitive liberty, mental integrity, and psychological continuity against the most threatening applications of neurotechnology. This article argues that the neurorights framework, while representing a...