'Wild West' of neuroscience drives new laws on brain privacy
As advances in brain science make it possible to read and write human thoughts, some US states are pushing for new laws to protect neural activity
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As advances in brain science make it possible to read and write human thoughts, some US states are pushing for new laws to protect neural activity
States are enacting similar data privacy laws when it comes to broad consumer rights but are diverging on approaches to health data, kids privacy, and other narrower issues, a panel of lawmakers and attorneys said Wednesday at a National Conference of State Legislatures panel in Indianapolis.
SMBs with fewer than 500 employees are exempted from the law.
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