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Introduction
Emerging intelligent systems increasingly shape how people understand information, make decisions and participate in society. This work examines those changes through a human centred and interdisciplinary research lens.
Methods
The study connects evidence from neuroscience, technology, psychology, law and ethics. It considers not only what a system can do, but how its use affects autonomy, wellbeing, trust and accountable decision making.
Results
Responsible innovation requires clear purpose, proportionate data use, meaningful consent and governance that remains visible throughout the research lifecycle.
Discussion
The findings support systems designed around human agency, scientific integrity and public value.
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GNSRL Public Interest Group. Public Trust in Emerging Neurotechnology. GenNeuroSociety Research Lab.