This is perhaps one way of deciding whether and how human genetic enhancement should be allowed in the future.

A team of scientists at Duke University made a mouse just a bit more human. They didn’t give it speech or opposable thumbs.

Human enhancement has always walked an ethical tightrope. But the recent boom in genetic engineering, AI-powered exoskeletons, brain implants, and longevity treatments is pushing the frontier of ...

Human enhancement, from wearable devices ... The firm aims to reproduce this effect in humans. Only one genetic enhancement (as opposed to gene therapies for conventional medical purposes) is ...

Or human colonists on another planet will be ... Whether we encourage genetic enhancement—in particular, free-market genome upgrades—is one of them. Several online health influencers have ...

Ultimately, genetic enhancement does not belong in sports as it undermines the spirit of competition. Even if these enhancements were unrestricted, they are still morally troubling as they tarnish the ...

Of note is that technology will eventually exist to literally change human genetic code ... country that doesn’t ethically approve of genetic enhancement. As one example, the Genetic Literacy ...