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Scientists use stem cells from frogs to build first living robots
Researchers foresee myriad benefits for humanity, but also acknowledge ethical issues
It would seem that we are now building the very first nanomachines- out of frog cells.
Seems like it'll probably be interesting to see how this goes. Also, how complex can these machines be made? Is there any particular reason why you couldn't manufacture larger custom organisms to be synthesized like this? I'm not entirely clear on the technical limitations of this approach, and science reporting is, well, science reporting: it's not going to give an objective understanding of the science, it's going to present a dramatized clickbait to pull in views and ad revenue.