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How Can the Ethics of Cognitive Enhancement Inform Future Research and Development?

Fairness and Access

  • About 70% of tools that help boost brain power are mostly available to rich people.
  • Research shows that only 30% of students from low-income families can pay for these tools, while 70% of students from wealthy families can.

Ethical Implications

  • The fact that only some people can get these brain-boosting tools could make the gap in education even bigger.
  • Studies suggest these tools can improve performance by as much as 20%, but this mostly helps those who already have money.

Future Research Directions

  • We need to look at how to make brain-enhancing tools available for everyone.
  • It's important to create rules that make sure everyone, especially those with less money, can afford these tools.

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How Can the Ethics of Cognitive Enhancement Inform Future Research and Development?

Fairness and Access

  • About 70% of tools that help boost brain power are mostly available to rich people.
  • Research shows that only 30% of students from low-income families can pay for these tools, while 70% of students from wealthy families can.

Ethical Implications

  • The fact that only some people can get these brain-boosting tools could make the gap in education even bigger.
  • Studies suggest these tools can improve performance by as much as 20%, but this mostly helps those who already have money.

Future Research Directions

  • We need to look at how to make brain-enhancing tools available for everyone.
  • It's important to create rules that make sure everyone, especially those with less money, can afford these tools.

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