Regina G. Barber

Okay, next tech, we're going to go into space.

Okay, so many sci-fi books, movies that I love show humans living in space, but to date, only a few hundred have actually made that trip.

So how do you think that's going to change?

Can you give me like a visual, like how big are these, you know, space stations going to be?

What are they going to look like?

I mean, space travel sounds cool.

Is there a larger impact to us here on Earth?

Let's move on to gene edited babies.

We've heard a lot about this for a while.

Like, why did this make the list this year?

What are the hopes and the worries about this technology?

So this is not exactly the same, but it is on the list, and it's kind of related to all this, something called embryo scoring.

Can you talk about that a little bit?

Sure, yes.

Okay, Amy, we're going to go through a few more rapid-fire style, number one, next-gen nuclear.

Wow.

Okay.

Number two, you mentioned it, data centers, but specifically AI data centers.

And to round it all out, a slightly fun one, in my opinion, a gene resurrection.

Right.