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UN warns about neurotechnology and government surveillance of thoughts
The UN Secretary-General and other sources are raising concerns about the rapid advancement of neurotechnology and its potential for governments to access and criminalize private thoughts.
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Concerns about emerging neurotechnology and government surveillance
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warning against surveillancenegativeShow 2 posts
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Expresses concern about the potential for emerging neurotechnology to enable government surveillance and mind-reading, infringing on privacy.
Concerns Over Neurotechnology and Government Surveillance
First report 6h agoLast update 3h ago1 takes▼ 1
warning against surveillancenegativeShow 2 posts
started 6h ago•Last update 3h ago
Posts are expressing strong concern and warnings about the potential for neurotechnology to enable government surveillance and mind-reading, infringing on privacy.
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