"Controversial AI App Ignites Baby Fever, Raising Concerns of Child Commodification"
The AI app "Remini" is gaining popularity by allowing users to create realistic images of themselves in various life stages, including holding a child that resembles them and their partner. This feature has sparked a newfound desire for parenthood in many millennials. However, concerns have been raised about the potential commodification of children and the impact on reproductive technology. Scholars warn that computer-generated children can conflict with religious teachings and lead to a consumerist approach to reproduction. The largely unregulated fertility industry already faces ethical questions, and the advancement of AI technology could further blur the lines. It is crucial to maintain ethical standards and prioritize the sanctity of life when embracing new AI innovations.