Human rights, artificial intelligence and neurolaw. From Karel Vašák to human rights 4.0
INTRODUCTION Pérez Luño (2010, p. 50) defines human rights as [...]
Neuroenhancement: from the scientific and technological vanguard to the difficulties and limits posed by the philosophy of mind and bioethics
Review and first analysis of an article on the subject [...]
For the first time, a robot performs surgery without human help
A robot has performed surgery without human guidance. It was [...]
Current development of AI-powered lethal autonomous weapons. Bioethical approach
Last month, February 17, The Washington Post published an article [...]
Machine ethics in the developement of robotics and Artificial Intelligence
In a review published in Science and Engineering Ethics (read [...]
Artificial Intelligence bursts into the field of global health
There is no doubt that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be [...]
Ethical dilemmas that “intelligent machines” could present
The ethical dilemma of how to regulate the actions of [...]
Irruption of AI in the medical care of patients
At the moment, most health-related AI applications are in the [...]
Ethical questions of artificial intelligence in healthcare
The Nuffield Council on Bioethics examines, in a recently published [...]
Are killer robots stars of a new global arms race?
Countries spending billions on ‘third revolution in warfare’ and UN [...]