Vermont H0366 establishes neurological rights, including privacy for neural data and prohibitions on bypassing conscious decision making.
Vermont H0366 introduces neurological rights to safeguard mental and neural data privacy, freedom of thought, cognitive liberty, and protection from unauthorized neurotechnological interventions. The bill mandates specific, written informed consent for using brain-computer interfaces to bypass conscious decision making and sharing neural data. It prohibits collecting or sharing neural data without consent and allows individuals to revoke consent at any time. Violations are subject to civil penalties under Vermont's Consumer Protection Act.
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