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  • Biotechnology Law
  • Legal Philosophy
  • Bioethics

Background:

  • The increasing integration of synthetic components with biological bodies, creating 'everyday cyborgs,' presents novel legal challenges.
  • Existing legal frameworks struggle to define the status of integrated medical devices and their relationship to the individual.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the inadequacy of current legal structures in addressing the complexities of human-device integration.
  • To explore the legal implications of 'everyday cyborgs' across five key areas: regulation, liability, data, security, and intellectual property.

Main Methods:

  • Conceptual analysis of legal principles in light of emerging biotechnologies.
  • Examination of specific legal domains impacted by human-device integration, including product liability, data privacy, and intellectual property rights.

Main Results:

  • Current laws are ill-equipped to handle questions of personhood, property, and liability concerning integrated medical devices and prosthetics.
  • Advancing biotechnology continually exposes gaps and limitations in legal definitions and boundaries.

Conclusions:

  • A fundamental re-analysis of the law's conceptual and philosophical underpinnings is necessary to accommodate the reality of everyday cyborgs.
  • Addressing the legal lacunae requires confronting how law constructs and maintains boundaries between the organic and synthetic.