- Researchers in Suzhou have developed an AI system able to monitor and take care of embryos as they grow into fetuses in the lab
- Technology won’t be a problem for its future application, but legal and ethical concerns might, warns Beijing-based researcher
An artificial womb for fetuses to safely grow in, and a robotic nanny to monitor and take care of them.
All within the realm of possibility, say Chinese scientists, in what could be a breakthrough for the future of childbearing in a country facing its lowest birth rates in decades.
That is, once the law allows the use of such technology.