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The Battle for Your Brain

Defending the Right to Think Freely in the Age of Neurotechnology

Book • 2023

Author

Nita Farahany

This book explores the advancements in neuroscience and neurotechnology, highlighting how these developments can both benefit humanity and threaten fundamental human rights.

Farahany discusses scenarios where brain data can be used to interrogate political beliefs, serve as evidence in crimes, and manipulate personal feelings.

She argues for the need for safeguards to protect cognitive liberty and offers a path forward to address these complex ethical dilemmas.

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Mentioned in 18 episodes

Mentioned by

Manoush Zomorodi

as the author of the book, discussing the need to rethink privacy in the new era of neurotechnology.

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Your brain is the next tech frontier

Mentioned by

Manoush Zomorodi

as a book written by Nita Farahani about defending the right to think freely in the age of neurotechnology.

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Prophets of Technology: The Biotech Visionaries

Recommended by

Nicholas Thompson

as a terrific book arguing that some of our innermost thoughts and desires aren't really our own.

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Outsourcing Thought - with Nicholas Thompson and Nita Farahany

Mencionado por

Rodrigo Taramona

al hablar sobre los retos de privacidad de las interfaces cerebro-ordenador.

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Mentioned by

Jon Hamilton

, referring to Nita Farahani's perspective on the ethical implications of brain-computer interfaces.

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Brain Implants Are Here — And Getting Better

Recommended by speaker as she has this whole idea about cognitive liberty and how we need to enshrine it as a civil right.

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Mentioned by

Sigal Samuel

as the topic of discussion for the podcast episode.

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Your brain isn't so private anymore

Mentioned by

Luisa Rodriguez

while discussing cutting-edge neurotechnology.

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#174 – Nita Farahany on the neurotechnology already being used to convict criminals and manipulate workers

Mentioned by

Scott Galloway

as the author of the book, discussing threats to privacy and freedom of thought in the age of neurotechnology.

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The Promises and Perils of Neurotechnology – with Nita Farahany

Mentioned by

Henry Blodget

as the book written by

Nita Farahany

that explores the implications of neurotechnology.

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Your Devices Are Already Tracking Your Brain Waves. Should You Be Worried?

Mentioned by

Jacob Ward

when discussing the concept of cognitive liberty and the need to enshrine it as a civil right.

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Why AI safety is like a bolt in a croissant

Mentioned by

Bilawal Sidhu

as a fascinating and terrifying book about neurotechnology and its impact on privacy.

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Can AI read your mind? The battle for your brain w/ Nita Farahany

Mentioned by

Scott Galloway

as the author of "The Battle for Your Brain", discussing threats to privacy and freedom of thought in the age of neurotechnology.

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Mentioned by

Kurt Nikish

as the author of the book, discussing neurotechnology's impact on workplaces.

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Mentioned by

Jordan Harbinger

as the author of the book and a leading expert on neurotechnology.

810: Nita Farahany | Thinking Freely in the Age of Neurotechnology

Mentioned by

Sean Carroll

as the author of a book discussing the legal and ethical implications of neurotechnology.

229 | Nita Farahany on Ethics, Law, and Neurotechnology

Mentioned by

Luisa Rodriguez

while discussing cutting-edge neurotechnology and its implications.

Cutting-edge Neurotechnology with Nita Farahany in Conversation with Luisa Rodriguez on The 80,000 Hours Podcast

Mentioned by

Jonathan Fields

as her groundbreaking book tackling big questions about emerging brain technologies and their influence on health and freedoms.

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Mentioned by

Preet Bharara

as the author of the upcoming book.

Is There a Right to Privacy of Thought? (with Nita Farahany)

Mentioned by

Nita Farahany

as the reason she wrote after seeing an early prototype of Meta's brain sensor device.

Tech Companies Want Your Brain To Be The Next Smartphone | Professor Nita Farahany

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