Robot Pregnancy Technology Raises Big Questions: A Future Where Society No Longer Relies on Women to Reproduce?
A machine that grows a fetus. A prototype expected by 2026.
Chinese scientists are developing the world's first "gestation robot," a system designed to grow a baby inside an artificial womb. Nutrients would be delivered through tubes. Estimated cost: around 100,000 yuan.
The technology could help infertile couples. But it's already sparking global debate about bonding, consent, ethics, and what it means to be born.
Sci-fi is knocking on reality's door.
Source: The Telegraph / Kaiwa Technology
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- Ah_Meng·01-18 13:54TOP道德——一条不应该跨越的线。这可能意味着人类终结和被机器人取代的开始……1Report