We’ve all had that moment—you think about a thing, and moments later, something related to it appears on your phone, smartwatch, or tablet. In this world of hyper-personalization, do our very thoughts become data opportunities? And can this shift be regulated? In the latest episode of Privacy in Practice, hosts Kellie du Preez and Danie Strachan sit down with Kristen Mathews, Partner at Cooley's Cyber Data Privacy Practice Group, to explore the emerging field of mental privacy and neurotech regulation. From wearable devices capable of detecting brain activity to the complexities of regulating neural data, this eye-opening conversation unpacks the unique privacy challenges—and opportunities—presented by brain-monitoring technologies. Whether you're interested in the future of data protection or want to understand how businesses can responsibly navigate this evolving space, this conversation provides practical insights into the intersection of AI, neurotech, and privacy law.
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