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EMILY MULLIN: Back in 2018 the scientific consensus was that gene editing was not a mature technology. Do you think it’s mature now? HE JIANKUI: Anyone who is the first in the world, no one can say it’s mature. The Wright brothers who made the first flight, was it mature? Of course not, but they made history. I’m lucky that Lulu, Nana, and the third girl were healthy; they’re normal. We have observed them for seven, eight years now. So I think it’s time to move on to hundreds of gene-edited babies. We should give a trial to maybe 300 now. Do you keep in touch with the parents of the three babies? Yes, we have regular contact. …
摘自《连线》(Wired)2026年3月刊,Emily Mullin。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。