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Home / Science / Global Warning: 'Brain Weapons' Threaten Consciousness

Global Warning: 'Brain Weapons' Threaten Consciousness

22 Nov

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Summary

  • Academics warn of sophisticated 'brain weapons' altering human minds.
  • Advances in neuroscience and AI enable new forms of warfare.
  • Urgent global action is needed to prevent weaponizing the human mind.
Global Warning: 'Brain Weapons' Threaten Consciousness

Two British academics are sounding an urgent alarm about the development of 'brain weapons,' sophisticated tools that could manipulate human consciousness, memory, and behavior. They argue that these neuroscientific advancements are no longer the realm of fiction but represent a growing threat, turning the human mind into a potential battlefield. This emerging danger necessitates immediate global action and a new framework for arms control.

Historically, states like the US, Soviet Union, and China pursued research into central nervous system (CNS)-acting chemicals during the Cold War. While a Russian use of such agents in 2002 led to tragic outcomes, current research promises far more precise and targeted neuro-weapons. The same knowledge used to treat neurological disorders could, if misused, disrupt cognition or induce compliance, posing a significant ethical and security challenge.

The academics emphasize that while scientific progress is beneficial, its application must be carefully governed to prevent malicious intent. They advocate for a proactive, holistic approach to arms control, including new international working groups and enhanced monitoring. This call for action aims to protect the integrity of science and the fundamental sanctity of the human mind from weaponization.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
'Brain weapons' are sophisticated tools derived from neuroscience that can alter human consciousness, perception, memory, or behavior.
The CSP oversees the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention and is where academics presented their concerns.
Neuroscience weapons are more sophisticated and targeted, aiming to manipulate cognitive functions rather than just incapacitate.

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