José Manuel Muñoz

Neuroethics & AI Ethics Researcher

José M. Muñoz is an international expert on the ethical, legal, and social implications of neurotechnology and artificial intelligence. With an academic background that bridges biology, philosophy, and neuroscience, he explores how emerging technologies are reshaping fundamental notions of human identity, autonomy, and rights.

“A leading voice in navigating the ethical and societal frontiers of neurotechnology and AI”

Fee Range (Guide Only)

£7.500 - £12.499

Speaking Topics

Neurotechnology and Human Rights
AI Ethics and Responsible Innovation
Cognitive Enhancement and Freedom of Thought
Regulation and Governance of Emerging Technologies
Societal and Philosophical Implications of Brain–Computer Interfaces
Future of Work and Neurotech

Languages

He presents in English and Spanish.

How he presents

José M. Muñoz is an inspiring speaker who bridges the gap between cutting-edge science and human values. He engages audiences through real-world examples, encouraging them to think critically about the role of technology in shaping our minds and societies.

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In Detail

His work connects scientific innovation with human values, helping societies, companies, and institutions navigate the profound ethical challenges of the 21st century. Beyond academia, José is deeply involved in the international governance of emerging technologies. He has served as a consultant to organisations such as the United Nations, the Organisation of American States, and various national parliaments and human rights commissions, contributing to the development of ethical and legal frameworks for neurotechnology. He is also the Head for Ibero-America at Cerebralink, a leading neurotechnology consultancy, and a board member of the International Neuroethics Society.

What he offers you

José offers expertise at the intersection of neuroscience, ethics, law, and policy. He explains how neurotechnology and AI challenge existing norms in areas such as human rights, identity, autonomy, privacy, workplace tools, enhancement, and regulation. His approach is to make complex scientific and ethical ideas accessible, relevant, and actionable for audiences worldwide.