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Neuro Data Rights project
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Outline
- Introduction and Aim
- Concept Definition and Topics
- Practicalities and Technicalities
- Current State of Technology
- Project Structure
- Other
Introduction and Aim
An increasing number of new personalized data streams are being generated through biosensors, wireless Internet-of-things devices, consumer EEGs, the burgeoning Quantified Self movement, health social network data, and social media data. The aim of the Neuro Data Rights project is to investigate and set the tone for how issues regarding these new data streams can be problematicized to support and facilitate society and humanity's future directions in a mature and empowering way.
Concept Definition and Topics
- Data streams: Personal neuro data streams (consumer EEG, fMRI, PPG), personal eye-tracking data, biometric data streams from objective metric sensor devices, social media data streams
- Extended self and exosenses (through mobile phone, smartwatch, augmented reality glasses (e.g.; Google Glass project & expected knock-offs, wearable electronics, biosensors)
- Misnomer of 'personal' data
- Neuro data: quantified self, neuroethics, neurodiversity, neuroexpression, neurocommunications
- Data related issues: standards, formats, transmission, privacy, security, sharing, permissioning, ownership, storage, access, economics, business models
Practicalities and Technicalities
- Personal Faraday cages given the potential rapid progress of electromagnetic spectrum detection
Current State of Technology
Precedents
- Primer of other personal data security/privacy models
- Genomic data, Medical data, Census data, Financial data
- Different responses of different countries
Project Structure
- Phase I
- Article exposing the relevant issues, collaboration: Greg McMullen, Melanie Swan
- Phase II
- Book anthology, Greg McMullen, Melanie Swan, editors. Curated essay collection from topical thought-leaders. Potential contributors: Cory Doctorow, Charles Stross, Stu Card, Trent McConaghy,
- IEEE Standards Working Group
- Conference
- Meetup groups
- Policy fellowship
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