Toward a Method for Exposing and Elucidating Ethical Issues with Human Cognitive Enhancement Technologies.
作者： Bjørn Hofmann
DOI: 10.1007/S11948-016-9791-0
关键词: Ethical issues 、 Content analysis 、 Management science 、 Bioethics 、 Cognition 、 Emerging technologies 、 Deliberation 、 Formative assessment 、 Engineering 、 Health technology
摘要: To develop a method for exposing and elucidating ethical issues with human cognitive enhancement (HCE). The intended use of the is to support facilitate open transparent deliberation decision making respect this emerging technology great potential formative implications individuals society. Literature search identify relevant approaches. Conventional content analysis identified papers methods in order assess their suitability assessing HCE according four selection criteria. Method development. Amendment after pilot testing on smart-glasses. Based three existing approaches health assessment technologies was developed. test smart-glasses, amended. consists six steps guiding list 43 questions. A provides ground work context specific analysis. Widespread use, amendments, further developments are encouraged.
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