Jonathan D. Moreno: "A human being is the weakest and strongest link in the chain."

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Neuroethics Today

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It's time for Neuroethics to make today’s news. Katherine Bassil, an upcoming neuroscientist and neuroethics enthusiast, has always tried to advocate for bridging the fields of neuroscience and neuroethics together. The absence of similar enterprises from the community makes it even more difficult for Katherine to achieve her goal. Join Katherine on her mission to show that being a neuroscientist and Neuroethics advocate, is the way for responsible brain innovation. The Neuroethics Today Podcast brings you interviews with experts in the field, where Neuroethics will question the science.

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Jonathan D. Moreno: "A human being is the weakest and strongest link in the chain."

Neuroethics Today

57 minutes 53 seconds

3 years ago

Jonathan D. Moreno: "A human being is the weakest and strongest link in the chain."

During Episode 10 of Season 2, we focused on a rather controversial topic: Military neurotechnologies and dual-use. Katherine Bassil - founder and host - together with Dr. Jonathan D. Moreno - philosopher and professor at University of Pennsylvania - discuss the ethics of using neuroscience research for military purposes, the dangers and advantages of dual-use neurotechnologies, and the challenges in regulating military neurotechnologies. We covered questions such as: What is dual-use? Why is military-funded neuroscience research important? Will neurotechnologies be the next arms race? Can we benefit from military-funded neuroscience research? Do we need neurorights to protect soldiers from emerging neurotechnologies? Curious for more? TUNE in NOW!

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