This episode of Clear and Present takes a look at the ethics of neuroscience, AI, public health, and gun violence. Dr. Giordano shares insights from his experiences as a clinician and scholar on this important current issue at the interface of the social sciences and technology.

References

Giordano J, Kulkarni A, Farwell J. Deliver us from evil? The temptation, realities and neuroethico-legal issues of employing assessment neurotechnologies in public safety. Theoret Med Bioethics 15(3); (2014).

Herrera-Ferrá K, Giordano J. Re-classifying recurrent violent behavior? Considerations, caveats and neuroethical concerns for psychiatry and social engagement. Acta Psychopathol 2(1): 32-39 (2016).

Shats K, Brindley T, Giordano J. Don’t ask a neuroscientist about phases of the moon: Applying appropriate evidence law to the use of neuroscience in the courtroom. Camb Q Health Care Ethics – Clin Neuroethics 25(4) : 712-725 (2016).

Shook JR, Giordano J. Moral bioenhancement for social welfare: Are civic institutions ready? Front Sociol2(21): 1-5 (2017)