Horizons of Biodigital convergence: Law, Policy and Ethical Standards

Biodigital Convergence raises new and unprecedented legal, moral and ethical challenges. Given the complex as well as novel conceptual and practical approach between engineering, biology, physics, nanotechnology, and information science, a central ethical issue is respect to human rights principles and how to materialize the Principle of Sovereignty of Life so much as Principles of Transparency and Trustworthy imply for national interests and commercial goals alongside other general principles. In this new real futuristic world, experts, scientists and authorities handle robots, cyborg, tissue organic in machines brain, human brain with digital elements and an Artificial Intelligence as potential decisor-maker alongside gaps on regulatory and ethical standards. Considering the current and tough worldwide scenario that urges a fast action for climate change and better perspectives for human evolution, the challenge of Biodigital Convergence relates to technological evolution running faster than capacity of governability. For the instance, AI is a strong marker and self-learning machines gave evidence that could present failures of convergence that could drive us to ethical, legal and moral consequences at very complexity at same time is expected robots protecting humans in every situation but without a guarantee that they are trustful regarding to capacity for understanding on weighting scheme and balance of values and principles. In this regard, it was clear that rethinking about climate engineering convergence approaches pass by a New Regulatory Framework. At this point, we're proposing to discuss Biodigital Ethical Convergence for rescue people and planet through geopolitical, social and risk issues insofar as novel algorithms, super humans and biological weapons brings a new paradigm related to implications of these technologies and how transformative they prove to be for defence and/or drive us to the sustainable future. Furthermore, case studies are displayed to expand undestanding of the topics. A book written by a technological convergent lawyer to those who expect deeper footprints.