This recommended practice establishes a uniform set of definitions and a methodology to assess the ethical and socio-technical considerations and practices regarding the design, development, and use of neurotechnologies. The applied ethical approach utilizes a responsible research and innovation approach, which enables developers, researchers, users, and regulators to anticipate and address ethical and sociocultural implications of neurotechnologies, mitigating negative unintended consequences, while increasing community support and engagement with neurotechnology innovators.
- Sponsor Committee
- SSIT/SC - Social Implications of Technology Standards Committee
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- 2022-09-21
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- IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology
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- SSIT/SC - Social Implications of Technology Standards Committee
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NWG - Implementing Socio-technical Standards for Neurotechnology
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- Christy Bahn
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- Laura Cabrera
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