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This article will briefly discuss the concept of neuro-rights. These have been outlined, conceptualized, endowed with content or recognized in Spain, the European Union and elsewhere. Let us clarify, however, that we are basically talking about rights that are being discussed and for which protection is being requested, but actions in this sense are more or less recent, both from the legal perspective, as well as from the ethical and neuroscientific perspectives. In this regard, it should be noted that there are developments of a rather normative type and others of a more declarative type (or soft law), which we will discuss later and whose difference will be explained in due course. The introductory elements and background on neuro-rights will be discussed, given the increasingly notable approach to a new dimension not only of fundamental rights, but also of digital rights, among which are rights in the use of neurotechnologies and rights in the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), addressed by the Spanish Charter of Digital Rights (section 5, articles XXI to XXVI). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents a special issue of the magazine "Artificial Intelligence" that focuses on ethics and law in artificial intelligence. The problems and opportunities related to this field are discussed, highlighting the importance of legal and ethical regulation to protect fundamental rights. The ethical and legal principles that apply to artificial intelligence and robotics are mentioned, as well as the importance of privacy and data protection. Topics such as the legal status of robots and intellectual property in generative AI are also addressed. The article invites readers to reflect and formulate new questions about these topics. [Extracted from the article]

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