Oltre gli atti muti: gli atti neuronali. I Brain’s Acts a contenuto non patrimoniale, l’uomo postumano e la sua custodia

Autori

  • Laura Tafaro

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-835

Parole chiave:

Mute Law, Brain Computer Interface Spellers, Brain’s Acts, Non-patrimonial Brain’s Acts, Custody of the Human.

Abstract

Brain Computer Interface-spellers allow people with physical disabilities to communicate. The implementation of the full development of people with serious, purely physical disabilities and of the principles of equality and social justice require, in the current legal system, to promote such weak subjects considering legally relevant the will expressed through BCI-speller, suitable to allow the direct exercise of legal situations, first of all the right to self-determination with reference to non-patrimonial legal transactions. For post-human man the “custody” of the human is needed.

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Pubblicato

2021-06-17

Come citare

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Tafaro L. Oltre gli atti muti: gli atti neuronali. I Brain’s Acts a contenuto non patrimoniale, l’uomo postumano e la sua custodia. BioLaw [Internet]. 17 giugno 2021 [citato 29 marzo 2024];(2):471-95. Available at: https://teseo.unitn.it/biolaw/article/view/1668

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Artificial Intelligence e Diritto - Saggi