‘What seemed like science fiction is already here’: why it’s important to talk (seriously) about neurorights
‘What seemed like science fiction is already here’: why it’s important to talk (seriously) about neurorights
In Paris, UNESCO gathered a group of experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities for humanity regarding neurotechnology
The risk, explains Yuste, is that the same tools which – in medicine – can help improve people’s lives, can also end up violating the information stored in the brain. “Although the roadmap is beneficial, these technologies are neutral and can be used for better or worse,” he notes. This isn’t only about securing personal data, such as shopping habits, a home address, or which political party one supports – it also involves things as intimate as memories and thoughts. And, in the not so distant future, even the subconscious.
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Nay, not going to accept those cookie policy to just read the content. Bad site design.
Allowing you to reject it all is bad site design?!? Literally two button presses. This is the web being forced to actually respect your privacy.
I did not see a reject all when viewing the website. (on firefox) I keep clicking around and did not see an option to reject all other than "Accept".
The thing that comes up at the bottom has two buttons: Accept and customize. If you click customize you can choose what to accept and what to reject, and it defaults to rejecting everything.
I have cookies and javascript completely disabled and can read it without any problems. (firefox on laptop, noscript, idontcareaboutcookies)
that doesn't make the site design good, that just means you know how to bypass bad site design.
Welcome to the internet ;)