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Neuroprosthetic Supersystems Architecture Matthew E Gladden

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Neuroprosthetic Supersystems Architecture Matthew E Gladden
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Publisher: Synthypnion Academic
File Extension: PDF
File size: 7.32 MB
Pages: 312
Author: Matthew E. Gladden
ISBN: 9781944373078, 1944373071
Language: English
Year: 2017

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Neuroprosthetic Supersystems Architecture Matthew E Gladden by Matthew E. Gladden 9781944373078, 1944373071 instant download after payment.

This volume explores the design and analysis of 'neuroprosthetic supersystems,' or organizations whose human members have been neuroprosthetically augmented. Individual chapters present ontologies of the neuroprosthesis as a computing device and instrument of 'cyborgization'; factors affecting the deployment of posthumanizing neuroprostheses by military organizations and other early adopters; an introduction to enterprise architecture in the context of technological posthumanization; an exploration of neuroprosthetic augmentation's implications for enterprise architecture; and considerations for the design of network topologies for neuroprosthetically augmented organizations. The frameworks developed here can be of use to policymakers, ethicists, neuroprosthetic device manufacturers, organizational decision-makers, and others who must analyze or manage the complex legal, ethical, and operational implications that result from the use of emerging neuroprosthetic technologies within an organizational context.

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