Ҳуқуқий тадқиқотлар /Правовые исследования/ Journal of Law Research Volume 9 Issue 12 (2024)
USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN HUMAN BIOMECHANICAL MODIFICATIONS
Восиев Джамшид Мустафаевич
Abstract
In the current era of advancing information technology, groundbreaking technologies such as neural implants, bionic limbs, and augmented exoskeletons are rapidly transforming human biomechanical capabilities, offering great potential but also introducing certain risks. Traditional regulatory approaches, however, are not always effective enough to control such technologies. This article explores the potential of new digital solutions—such as blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and decentralized data platforms—to enable flexible, inclusive, and ethical governance of human enhancement. It emphasizes the need to apply these technologies to improve transparency, accountability, user protection, and safety within the human enhancement ecosystem. Recommendations are provided for the responsible integration of digital tools into hybrid control systems for enhancement technologies through participatory design, phased implementation, and advanced governance. Countries like Uzbekistan have a unique opportunity to test these approaches in collaboration with developers, policymakers, and civil society. Responsible integration of blockchain and AI technologies into human enhancement systems can lead to positive and ethical outcomes for individuals and society, but achieving these opportunities will require sustained cooperation among all stakeholders.
технологии совершенствования человека, биомеханические изменения, блокчейн, искусственный интеллект, подотчетность, прозрачность, контроль, регулирование, этика.инсонни такомиллаштириш технологиялари, биомеханик ўзгариш, блокчейн, сунъий интеллект, ҳисобдорлик, шаффофлик, назорат, тартибга солиш, ахлоқ.human enhancement technologies, biomechanical modification, blockchain, artificial intelligence, accountability, transparency, control, regulation, ethics
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