Neuro-Rights Standards
Legal and technical protections for mental privacy.

As Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) become pervasive, new ethical and security standards are emerging to protect 'cognitive liberty'. These frameworks define mental privacy as a fundamental human right, mandating encryption and user sovereignty over neural data to prevent surveillance, manipulation, or unauthorized access to human thoughts.
TRL
3/9Conceptual
Impact
4/5
Investment
3/5
Category
Ethics Security




