The advent of neurotechnologies brings undeniable benefits when we look, for example, at the field of healthcare, but it can also threaten people’s privacy, identity and freedom. Ana Tajadura Jimenez, associate professor at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and head of the i_mBODY laboratory, and Jonathan Nelson, director of Risk Intelligence at Alto Intelligence, help us in this episode, ‘Matrix: Cómo proteger lo que pensamos‘ (Matrix: How to protect what we think), of the podcast ‘El algoritmo que sabía demasiado’ (The Algorithm That Knew Too Much), to understand the benefits and risks posed by these new technologies capable of infiltrating our minds.

 

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‘El algoritmo que sabía demasiado’ is an initiative of the Digital Rights Observatory, promoted by the Hermes Foundation in collaboration with Red.es, an entity attached to the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service. It is also supported by the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan and the European NextGenerationEU funds. The audio production is handled by the team at La Propagadora. Directed and presented by Txema Valenzuela. The opinions expressed in this podcast are the sole responsibility of those who express them and do not necessarily represent the position of the Digital Rights Observatory.