Delighted to have attended the Institute for Law & AI Summer School on Law-Following AI in Cambridge. Really enjoyed discussing broader governance challenges raised by advanced AI systems and reflecting on how these issues intersect with my current research on brain foundation models ⚖️🧠

Looking forward to speaking tomorrow at the Fast Forward: Data, Digital & AI conference as part of the panel on Responsibility, Security & Governance. We’ll be discussing legal and societal challenges that emerge as AI systems become increasingly embedded in society⚖️ www.b2match.com/e/fast-forwa...

Fast Forward: Data, Digital & AI

The future beyond the hype.

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Happy to share our latest book chapter, published in Developments in Neuroethics and Bioethics. It looks at how neurotechnology is portrayed in the media and how those narratives influence public understandings of BCIs across different linguistic contexts 🧠🗞️ authors.elsevier.com/a/1mvz49ClDl...

Delighted to share that our AIWitness paper is out in Law, Ethics & Technology How should evidence law handle testimony produced through AI-enabled artificial vision? We propose a way to think about classification and courtroom implications⚖️ www.elspub.com/doi/10.55092...

AIWitness testimony: visual neuroprostheses, AI-mediated perception and the law of evidence

<p>Advances in neurotechnology are developing rapidly, creating challenges for legal systems whose basic categories date back to the 18th and 19th centuries. AI-mediated sensory perception challenges ...

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📢New Article Published in Law, Ethics & Technology 📜AIWitness testimony: visual neuroprostheses, AI-mediated perception and the law of evidence 🔎Claudia González-Márquez, Burkhard Schafer @gonzalezmarquez.bsky.social @burkhardschafer.bsky.social www.elspub.com/doi/10.55092...

Our conference paper “Visual Neuroprosthetics, Digital Humans and the Law of Evidence” (w/ @burkhardschafer.bsky.social) is out in the DIGHUM ‘25 LNCS book series We look at how AI-enabled visual implants challenge traditional rules on eyewitness & digital evidence🧠 link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...

Visual Neuroprosthetics, Digital Humans and the Law of Evidence

The paper explores some of the evidential implications of neuro-implants that assist or restore vision from the perspective of evidence law. As people with disabilities are disproportionately victims ...

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