Fertility startup that screens embryos to predict height intelligence and disease sparks debate

with gray genes campaign. Rob, is this a clip on it? Yes. Go for, buddy.

Is this a commercial they made for? Yeah. I'm so excited today to announce the launch of nucleus embryo.

A genetic optimization software that helps parents give their children the best possible start in life.

This announcement also marks the first time a company has openly partnered with a couple

to help them optimize their embryos based on intelligence.

For me, the launch of nucleus embryo is deeply personal.

My parents are immigrants from Iran who came to America with nothing but conviction

that me and my siblings would have more.

They sacrificed, struggled, and made bold choices that opened doors for me I could never have imagined.

But my parents, or anyone, couldn't change what they didn't.

I'm going to stop right here.

I'm just going to read it.

It's going to be a lot fast.

So this startup, he started, Iranian guys, Screening will predict a baby's height intelligence as far controversy.

Nucleous genomes.

Blanket of Big Apple Supply Stations with billboards this week.

As part of their have your best baby campaign, encouraging prospective parents to build

generational health.

The company has also posted flyers outside American Eagle flagship

and Soho reading, these babies have gray genes, a reference to that retailer,

Sidney, Sweeney's commercial that, oh, you've got to be kidding me.

...