Would you use an artificial womb? (I would)

From the outset, as long as it is determined that such technology (and eventually it will be cracked) should only be employed within the context of a family (whatever form that family takes of course), with limitations on the number of children per family, so that a healthy environment is assured for the children, then the worst of the possible consequences are by and large averted. Children should never, ever be "grown" by institutions. Human beings should be born to live normal human lives, for no other purpose than to exist towards their own ends. Whatever they themselves determine those ends should be.

And I mean. For the purpose of lowering discomfort there are other options than replacing pregnancy entirely by artificial means. If our surgery technology and premature care can become sufficiently advanced, then it may be desirable for women to carry the growing baby up to a certain point, and then to gently transfer it to an artificial womb to finish the maturation process. So a half and half approach.