A technological breakthrough has allowed a woman with ALS to speak and sing again using a brain-computer interface. What ethical dilemmas does this innovation raise?
Brain-computer interface: breakthrough or ethical dilemma? Read More »
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on the Tennessee law banning transition surgeries on minors opens a bioethical discussion about compassion, truth, and boundaries.
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Thousands of Venezuelan workers labor in precarious conditions, powering artificial intelligence systems, exposed to low wages and without rights. This phenomenon reflects a new digital colonialism that dehumanizes those who sustain the system. It is essential to rethink the ethics of AI from a social justice perspective, highlighting human dignity and community responsibility.
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The environmental bioethics model in Latin America has been the subject of study in recent publications, such as the academic review “Bioethics in Latin America: guaranteeing human life by recognizing its original origin and unavoidable sustainability,” by Blanca Andrea Ortega Marín (2021).
Model of environmental bioethics in Latin America: guaranteeing life and the environment Read More »
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