A Cross-Contextual Approach to the Ethics of Neurotechnologies

Attend a keynote webinar exploring the ethical challenges posed by neurotechnologies across diverse technical and social contexts. Learn from Dr. Timothy E. Brown, a philosopher and founding member of the Neuroethics Thrust at the University of Washington's Center for Neurotechnology, as he presents a comprehensive framework for understanding how brain-computer interfaces, neural stimulation devices, and other neurotechnologies create complex ethical dilemmas for patients, communities, and healthcare systems. Discover how these technologies impact users' sense of agency and embodiment while examining their potential to create or worsen social inequalities. Explore near-future challenges including the integration of big data and artificial intelligence in neurotechnology applications and their broader implications for medicine and society. Engage with cutting-edge research that bridges biomedical ethics, philosophy of technology, and critical humanities through an interdisciplinary approach that emphasizes collaboration between humanists and engineers. Participate in a live Q&A session to deepen your understanding of these critical issues facing the rapidly evolving field of neurotechnology. Earn PACE continuing education credits upon completion of this 67-minute presentation that addresses one of the most pressing ethical frontiers in modern medicine and technology.