Media and scientific interest in the artificial womb has increased globally in the past few years, especially with the rapid progress being made in research conducted in many countries, from China and Japan in the East to Europe and North America in the West, to explore and test the possibility of a full-term pregnancy outside the body; that is, outside the natural womb. Although artificial womb research is still in a relatively early stage, conducted on animals, and restricted by agreed-upon scientific and research ethics rules, the astonishing rapid progress being made in this research, which combines several knowledge and research fields, especially artificial intelligence and technology, has unleashed human imagination to think of a moment when humans will be able to control the pregnancy process; to be fully completed outside the human body; and heralds a post-human reproduction stage, especially since this research benefits from the rapid progress in information technology, artificial intelligence and its applications, the astonishing development in robotics manufacturing, nanotechnology, and the increasing integration of biology