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Healthcare has advanced over the years, and Machine Learning has resulted in many changes, such as the emergence of personalized medicines. In the last few months, China announced that it had made its first gene-edited newborns. The tool used by China is known as CRISPR-CAS9; it is made in such a way that it operates on DNA to provide a needed gene or disable the one that is causing illness. Even though the work hasn’t been published in journals, and it is yet to be verified, artificial intelligence has been successfully to predict changes in genomes that leads to cancer.
Next year the world is likely to witness newer applications of genetic changes using Artificial Intelligence to get rid of newer illnesses and increase the lifespan of human beings. Nevertheless, the legal and ethical arguments, challenges and dilemmas behind such medical miracles are still debatable in the scientific world.
