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RE: What It Could Mean To Have Artificial Wombs
I am not entirely sure that 'artificial' necessarily means 'false'. Admittedly, in most cases the term does mean exactly that. For example, most people would say artificial grass is not really grass. But what about 'artificial intelligence'? This might refer to some software trick which fakes intelligent behaviour (such as those chat bots which you can converse with but don't really understand language) but it could also refer to a robot that has as much ability to learn as a person, if not more. Why should that kind of artificial intelligence be considered false?
the definition of artificial artificial |ɑːtɪˈfɪʃ(ə)l|
adjective
1 made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally, especially as a copy of something natural:
• (of a situation or concept) not existing naturally; contrived or false:
Artificial intelligence - not sure on that to be honest - personally AI robots good for certain situation, in manufactoring, surgery, bom disposal, ....but I think there has to be a limit on where this 'growth industry' goes. I dont know to much about it so cant give a debateable answer.