Neuroethics 2025ScheduleRegistration The session will investigate the emerging theoretical and ethical implications of developing brain organoids as biological hardware for AI, a novel biotechnological field known as “Organoid Intelligence” (OI). The aim is to bring together various perspectives to examine opportunities and challenges raised by this new frontier, including neuroethics, microbiology, bioethics, and philosophy of … Organoid Intelligence
Neuroethics 2025ScheduleRegistration In this session, we will start with an introduction to digital methods for neuroethical inquiry, present two specific examples of successful research in the field and highlight both the potential and challenges of our methodological approach in a plenary discussion. Speakers: Agenda Attend Neuroethics 2025Friday, April 2511:00am-12:00pm CESTPlenary This discussion is being held … Digital Bioethics: Computational Methods for Addressing Neuroethical Questions
Neuroethics 2025ScheduleRegistration This panel of four philosophers will assess the question of who isn’t currently sitting at the neuroethics table: that is to say, which ethical approaches have yet to hold significant sway, and which might aid neuroethical endeavors. We focus on how virtue ethics, feminist disabilities studies, critical technologies studies, critical race theory, and … The neuroethics of enhancement: who isn’t sitting at the (philosophical) table?
Neuroethics 2025Full scheduleRegistration This session critically examines how neuroethics can deeply engage with a rapidly growing neurotechnology industry by drawing insights from the AI ethics sector. Experts in embedded ethics, AI, and neurotechnology industry will jointly reflect on the resonances between ethical considerations in AI and neurotechnology, identify successes and challenges of embedded ethics, and … Embedding Ethics in Neurotechnology Industry – Lessons from the AI Sector
Webinar part of the International Neuroethics Society Speaker Series on AI & Consciousness Monday, March 3, 20251:00pm EST / 19.00 CET Conversations about AI and DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Access) often unwittingly assume that social problems can and should have technical fixes. Left unaddressed, scholars, advocates, and technologists inevitably miss important consequences in our … AI and DEIA: Getting at the Roots
The increasing use of neurotechnological devices for basic neuroscience research, clinical applications, but also in the consumer domain, creates substantial ethical and legal challenges for governing the access and use of human brain data collected by these devices. Furthermore, some neurotechnologies, such as AI-based closed-loop brain-computer interfaces, may interfere with a person’s mental privacy or … Brain Data Governance and Neurorights
