In a panel discussion on the ethics of genetic engineering, two scientists provided their contrasting views. Dr. Lee argued that genetic engineering allows for the potential elimination of hereditary diseases, emphasizing the moral responsibility to utilize technology for the betterment of human health. On the other hand, Dr. Wilde contended that the long-term consequences of genetic modifications are still unknown and that intervening in human genetics could lead to unforeseen ethical dilemmas. The panelists both agree that regulations should be in place for genetic engineering but disagree significantly on its ethical implications.