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None of these sources have reported anything close to this claim.

This type of viral story usually spreads by mixing real scientific developments with fiction.

Here are a few real areas of research that may have been exaggerated:

Artificial intelligence is currently used in fertility clinics to:

But AI is not implanted into embryos or babies.

Scientists have successfully tested “biobag” systems that can support extremely premature lamb fetuses for a limited time.

They do not create or enhance intelligence or immunity

Gene-editing tools like CRISPR can modify DNA in laboratory settings, but:

Human germline modification is heavily restricted

No approved “enhanced human” babies exist

Claims about “superhuman babies” or “AI humans” often go viral because they:

Sound scientific but avoid real terminology