Creating a human brain model with input and output as well as learning capabilities raises complex ethical questions.
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Ethical concerns raised by brain organoid research have mainly focused on questions about creating entities that could potentially exhibit consciousness.
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A comprehensive ethical analysis of OI will require input from diverse publics and relevant stakeholder groups.
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We propose to use an “embedded ethics” approach whereby an ethics team will identify, discuss, and analyze ethical issues as they arise in the course of this work
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Moral attitudes toward OI may depend less on epistemological concerns and more on ontological arguments of what constitutes a human being
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