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Chilling world of mind control as scientists experiment on monkey brains, tape memories and create remote control mice

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The Movement to Protect Your Mind From Brain-Computer Technologies

Researchers say the first steps toward mind-reading and perception-manipulating technologies have already arrived. Through a concept called “neuro rights,” they want to put in place safeguards for our most precious biological possessions: our mind.

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The Rise of Neurotechnology Calls for a Parallel Focus on Neurorights

Chile is leading the way with a bill that offers protections against abuses and inequities that could arise from technologies that augment human capacities

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Out of my mind: Advances in brain tech spur calls for neuro rights

Apr 1, 2021 BERLIN – A turning point for Rafael Yuste, a neuroscientist at New York s Columbia University, came when his lab discovered it could activate a few neurons in a mouse s visual cortex and make it hallucinate. The mouse had been trained to lick at a water spout every time it saw two vertical bars, and researchers were able to prompt it to drink even with no bars in sight, said Yuste, whose team published a study on the experiment in 2019. We could make the animal see something it didn t see, as if it were a puppet, he said in a phone interview. If we can do this today with an animal, we can do it tomorrow with a human for sure.

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