Navigating EU Compliance for AI-Enabled Wearable Medical Devices: MDR, AI Act, GDPR and Data Act Interplay

Navigating EU Compliance for AI-Enabled Wearable Medical Devices: MDR, AI Act, GDPR and Data Act Interplay

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Reflections on Day Two of the 2025 Neurotechnology Summit: Capability, Governance and the Questions We Must Answer

Reflections on Day Two of the 2025 Neurotechnology Summit: Capability, Governance and the Questions We Must Answer

If Day One explored what neurotechnology means for individual minds, Day Two confronted what it will mean for societies, states and the systems that govern them. The conversations shifted from personal rights, clinical ethics and emerging applications to national capability, infrastructure, defence, public policy and 

Denmark:  Don’t Ban VPNs to Protect Rights Holders

Denmark: Don’t Ban VPNs to Protect Rights Holders

The Danish government wants to ban VPN access to “illegal streams”. This is dangerous and unnecessary.

Reflections on Day One of the Neurotechnology Summit:
Where Mind Meets Machine and Governance Tries to Keep Up

Reflections on Day One of the Neurotechnology Summit:
Where Mind Meets Machine and Governance Tries to Keep Up

There was a moment on Day One of the 2025 Neurotechnology Summit, superbly crafted by Andra Müller of Jewelrock and Dr. Allan McCay , when I looked around the room and realised something quietly extraordinary. This was not a gathering of technologists on one side 

New Podcast – Paul Maskall:  Psychology, Risk, and Cybercrime

New Podcast – Paul Maskall: Psychology, Risk, and Cybercrime

Paul Maskall joins us for a discussion about psychology and how it affects how we perceive risk.

The Compliance Theatre: When Red Tape Meets Cybersecurity by Nick Kelly

The Compliance Theatre: When Red Tape Meets Cybersecurity by Nick Kelly

The Suffocating Embrace of Accumulated Law The Government (I speak of the US Government in this article, although the principle argument is as good as a blueprint for many other governments globally) has developed a peculiar affliction over the past half-century: the inability to throw 

The Season of the Iologue:

The Season of the Iologue:

How to Avoid Becoming That Person This Silly Season** There’s a particular species that emerges every December. No, not the office-party peacock or the strategic mistletoe strategist. I’m talking about the iologue. And no, that’s not a typo. An iologue is someone who doesn’t have 

Breaking Into Tech: What No One Tells You as a New Grad by Efe Zindanci

I just graduated from Isik University with a Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering, and like many recent graduates, I am working on finding my place in the tech world. It feels exciting because it opens new possibilities, but it is also stressful at times 

When Minds Meet Machines: Cybersecurity and the Coming Age of Neurotechnology

When Minds Meet Machines: Cybersecurity and the Coming Age of Neurotechnology

From Data to Thought For decades, cybersecurity has been concerned with protecting what we know — our data, our systems, our networks. Neurotechnology, by contrast, is beginning to probe something even more intimate: what we think. As the boundaries between biological systems and digital networks