Would a record of activity written inside brain cells count as neural data? · Grey Matter

Under the definitions written so far it plausibly would, since Colorado and California cover information generated by measuring the activity of the nervous system, and reading a molecular record is such a measurement made after the fact.

Would a record of activity written inside brain cells count as neural data?

Under the definitions written so far it plausibly would, since Colorado and California cover information generated by measuring the activity of the nervous system, and reading a molecular record is such a measurement made after the fact. The question is hypothetical, because molecular recorders work only in cells and animals and are read from fixed tissue. It shows a design choice in those laws: by attaching protection to the origin of the data, they also cover recording methods that do not exist yet.