Titlebook: Human ICT Implants: Technical, Legal and Ethical Considerations; Mark N. Gasson,Eleni Kosta,Diana M. Bowman Book 2012 T.M.C. ASSER PRESS,

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Pieces of Me: On Identity and Information and Communications Technology Implantsh the apples on the highest branch of a tree, or a lever to lift things that are heavier than our own bodies. And we use microscopes and telescopes to see things beyond the natural range of our visual system. Several twentiethcentury philosophers have pointed out that when humans use artefacts and t

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The Societal Reality of That Which Was Once Science Fictionwider utopian, dystopian or simply pedestrian predictions of human ICT implants are realisable in the long term. However, as this book has sought to describe, debate now will have an immediate bearing on the real world with conclusions that could affect researchers, manufacturers, social institution

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Human ICT Implants: From Invasive to Pervasive,uld consider their ‘normal’ abilities. Technology enthusiasts have already begun to realise the potential of simple implantable technologies, with people opting to have passive silicon devices surgically implanted to facilitate identification. It is equally foreseeable that the application of implan

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Potential Application Areas for RFID Implantsalised database and can be used to facilitate identification and authentication. The continued commercialisation of RFID implant devices approved for human use, along with a trend for technology enthusiasts and self-experimenters to implant a variety of more advanced RFID technology points the way t

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Restoring Function: Application Exemplars of Medical ICT Implants peripheral functionality also continuing to grow. Data logging and wireless, real-time communications with external computing devices are now well within their capabilities and are becoming standard features, albeit without due attention to inherent security and privacy implications. This chapter e

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Implantable Medical Devices: Privacy and Security Concernsthere is evidence that medical devices exist which fail to address these concerns. Here, we outline some of the core technological issues which are already beginning to pervade medical human ICT implant devices.

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Carrying Implants and Carrying Risks; Human ICT Implants and Liabilityprogramming, and placing of the implants lead to possible difficulties in determining who can be held liable for damages and the extent of information duties of manufacturers and healthcare practitioners.