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In this episode, podcast host and Paradromics CEO, Matt Angle brings together Karen Rommelfanger (Neurotech Ethicist, Strategist, and Associate Professor at Emory), Anna Wexler (Assistant Professor of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at UPenn), Ana Maiques (CEO of Neuroelectrics), and Stephanie Naufel Thacker (Technical Program Manager at Facebook Reality Labs).
We talk about the role of ethicists in tech. Stephanie announces a new collaboration between Facebook and the Columbia NeuroRights program. We discuss data privacy, and I am mostly listening except for two excursions on 409A valuations and Disney’s The Little Mermaid.
Show Notes:
00:30 | Guest Introductions
01:00 | The E Word
04:33 | Nanotechnology, the Brain, and Personal Identity
07:30 | Wexler Lab @ UPenn
07:51 | Neuroelectrics
08:01 | FDA Trial: Brain Stimulation for Epilepsy
08:09 | At-Home Depression Pilot Study
08:53 | The Institute of Medicine
08:58 | Jeff Nye’s Legacy
09:15 | Hank Greely
13:32 | Ariel Garten @ Muse
14:25 | To Be or Not To Be Involved in Neuroethics
15:27 | Jacob Robinson @ Rice
18:42 | BG+ @ DARPA
24:51 | Global Neuroethics Summit
25:30 | Laura Specker Sullivan, PhD, Interdisciplinary Ethicist, Cross-Cultural Bioethicist, Philosopher
27:04 | Timnit Gebru
27:29 | Innovative Businesses and Ethicists Collaboration
32:24 | Columbia Neuro Rights Initiative
33:00 | CTRL-labs, now part of Facebook
34:01 | Arthur Caplan @NYU
34:11 | Compassionate Use of Experimental Treatments
34:37 | Working Group on Compassionate Use & Pre Approval Access
35:23 | How Startups Determine Stock Option Strike Prices
36:57 | Good Pharma Scorecard
40:07 | GDPR Explained
40:55 | Federated Learning
42:39 | Rafael Yuste
44:05 | What Neural Data Can Reveal
44:44 | Facebook and Boston University fNIRS collaboration
45:26 | More on fNIRS Technology
45:39 | Hemodynamic Response to Brain Activation
45:58 | fNIRS as a Window to Cardiovascular Health
46:05 | Noninvasive Neural Interfaces: Ethical Considerations 2021
46:44 | Decoding Grasp and Finger Tapping
47:34 | EEG in the Diagnosis of Epilepsy
48:13 | Thomas Reardon @ Ctrl-labs
49:18 | Ethical Issues from Consumer Devices to Brain-Based Speech Decoding
50:29 | Thomas Reardon
53:33 | Protected Health Information
54:46 | Global Futures Council on Mental Health
56:39 | Voices Not in the Room
57:00 | Who Uses Direct-to-Consumer Brain Stimulation Products, and Why?
25:29 | Nita Farahany, JD, PhD
1:01:18 | Eroding Privilege of Mind-Body Duality
1:09:52 | Electronic Frontier Foundation on EULAs
1:11:05 | Psyberguide
1:13:20 | Eugenia Kuyda’s App
1:13:53 | Coping with loss using VR
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