This chapter investigates the origins of life on Earth and the various theories surrounding its emergence, including the RNA world hypothesis and hydrothermal vent approaches. It also engages in a deep discussion about the creation of artificial life forms, the ethical implications of such advancements, and the intersection of technology with our understanding of living systems. Moreover, it reflects on how technological advancements are reshaping human identity and societal evolution, pondering the future implications of our interconnected lives.