Bill > HF424

This bill establishes neurodata rights, modifies certain crimes to add neurodata elements, and provides civil and criminal penalties. It gives individuals the right to mental privacy and cognitive liberty, prohibits government entities from collecting brain activity data without consent, and requires companies using brain-computer interfaces to obtain consent before using or sharing the collected data. The bill also increases penalties for certain computer crimes, including those involving brain-computer interfaces. Overall, the bill aims to protect individuals' mental data and cognitive autonomy in the context of emerging neurotechnology.