Simulating (some) individuals in a connected world

Braun explores the use of digital twin technology in medicine with a particular emphasis on question how such simulations can represent person.1 In defining some first conditions for ethically justifiable forms representation twins, he argues that twins do not threaten an embodied person, as long person retains control over their simulated via dynamic consent, and ideally option to choose both form usage simulation. His thoughtful elaboration provides insight into challenges inherent interactions between twin, emphasising modes required respect personal freedom. This individual-centric approach leaves out important ethical consideration ensuring all, merely some, be represented. describes consent necessary mode control, arguing where is unable give ‘such become illegitimate representations. They would then shift kind interaction from prediction or surveillance thereby could lead infringements individual freedom.’ Consequently, implementation healthcare seem exclude most vulnerable members society participation benefiting medical innovation, …