The main subject of this paper is an overview of legal regulations on neurotechnology. The purpose of the analysis is also to define threats posed by the development of neurotechnology, to present proposals of laws and regulations that would counteract these threats, referred to as ‘neurolaws’, which have already been formulated in science, to review and analyse national regulatory solutions adopted in recent years (Chile) and international standards (OECD). The study is also an attempt at encouraging debate about the advancement in neurotechnology and the validity of the laws in view of this innovation.
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