Gene editing has become a prominent area of focus in the pursuit of targeted changes. The vast majority of efforts do not center on the mammoth-specific but rather on gene modifications that can benefit human health. The primary concern surrounding gene editing is its potential for misuse, as it allows for non-therapeutic enhancements that could lead to unintended consequences. A lack of cleaegulations and guidelines has created a regulatory vacuum, making it challenging to ensure the safe and responsible use of this technology. Despite these concerns, gene editing also holds significant promise for treating genetic diseases and improving human health. It is essential to carefully balance the potential benefits against the risks and uncertainties associated with this technology to realize its full therapeutic potential while minimizing its misuse.