Yes, this will definitely be a problem starting in a few decades. Developing technology that can help people have kids (in vitro gametogenesis, and especially artificial wombs) is going to be important. Artificial wombs are harder, but probably more impactful for overall fertility rates in vitro gametogenesis.
Yes, this will definitely be a problem starting in a few decades. Developing technology that can help people have kids (in vitro gametogenesis, and especially artificial wombs) is going to be important. Artificial wombs are harder, but probably more impactful for overall fertility rates in vitro gametogenesis.
Will Chertman wrote a very nice whitepaper on fertility last year, but I can’t seem to find it now. (edit: here it is: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vT1hgf95phUa4e1nqf2VTfjFmUeSBwb7mihE86cU6bE1EI-EZteWm6UmeC18PJSs3Laog4rP7qKtT1j/pub)