GCEC, the Global Cyborg Ethics Committee, is an organization that brings together experts from various fields to discuss the cultural and ethical changes brought about by cyborg technology. Their aim is to improve social acceptance and promote widespread adoption of innovative technologies that expand human potential, such as robotics and Brain Machine Interface. The committee's objectives include developing and disseminating cyborg ethics in collaboration with specialists, conducting thought experiments and social experiments to uncover challenges and ethical considerations in cyborg society, and enhancing social acceptance through media engagement and events.

GCEC also provides a platform for companies and governments interested in incorporating cyborg technology, offering market creation services, knowledge aggregation, risk management, and ecosystem development for cyborg-related enterprises. The organization is operated by the NMF Kayabacho Building in Tokyo, Japan. For more information, you can reach out to GCEC at inquiry@cyborgethics.

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