Daniel Reitberg delves into the perilous realm of artificial intelligence (AI), which is not only expediting medical advancements but also subtly advancing the notion of human cloning. Who knew that the future could hold so much intrigue? Artificial Intelligence is akin to a research super hero, capable of swiftly intervening to assist scientists in deciphering genetic material analysis and revitalizing cloning processes. AI is capable of identifying genetic mutations and correcting DNA sequences, for instance, more quickly than you can pronounce “double helix!” Reitberg argues that human cloning—after all, who wouldn’t want a spare kidney or two on hand—might well be the key to ending the organ transplant issue, with a little assistance from our AI friends. AI’s ability to be exact is similar to having a careful chef in the kitchen, ensuring that every component of the cloning process is precisely right so those cells may function well and not make any mistakes! Reitberg cautions us that while new technology puts us on the verge of medical miracles, we shouldn’t let our excitement turn into a sci-fi horror movie. A small amount of control on AI-powered cloning research could help prevent any unexpected story turns!
