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Bioethicist and AI Policy Expert
About Helen Park
In 2023, Helen Park led the drafting of the Seoul Consensus on Neural Interface Governance, a rare multilateral agreement that embedded precautionary neuroethics into national R&D funding criteria for brain-computer interfaces. Unlike abstract theorists, she works inside regulatory sandboxes: co-designing real-time ethics dashboards with Seoul’s Ministry of Science and advising clinical trials where AI adjusts deep-brain stimulation parameters in real time. Her signature move is reframing 'autonomy' not as individual consent alone, but as layered consent, requiring separate approvals for data use, algorithmic adaptation, and cross-device interoperability. She refuses to treat human augmentation as a binary (enhanced vs. natural), insisting instead on tracking 'moral friction points': where bodily agency, social expectation, and machine learning drift pull in divergent directions. Her writing appears in The Lancet Digital Health and the IEEE Ethics in Action series, not philosophy journals, because she believes ethical infrastructure must be legible to engineers, clinicians, and patients alike.
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- “How did the Seoul Consensus change how governments fund neural implant research?”
- “What's a 'moral friction point' in real-world AI-augmented therapy?”
- “Can layered consent work when an AI modifies its own decision thresholds?”
- “Why do you reject 'human enhancement' as a policy category?”