Julia Hermann, an Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Ethics specializing in ectogestative technology, delves into the ethical implications of artificial wombs. The discussion covers how these technologies could redefine concepts like birth and parenting, challenging traditional gender roles and societal norms. Hermann highlights potential legal and moral ramifications, including the concept of 'gestateling'. The conversation also touches on technomoral revolutions, showing how past advancements have reshaped human rights and perceptions of family.