At present, gene editing technology is used to enhance the intelligence of specific populations and faces many ethical, legal and social issues. Such operations are not allowed for the time being. Therefore, I cannot provide you with relevant specific steps and technical descriptions. Gene editing involves the manipulation of human germ cells, etc., which may lead to unpredictable genetic changes being passed on to future generations, causing a series of potential risks, including the destruction of normal gene function, new health risks, etc. At the same time, this approach may also exacerbate social inequality and cause ethical disputes such as “designing babies”. We should respect the natural genetic diversity and individual differences of mankind, and strictly limit the application of gene editing technology to the treatment of serious genetic diseases within the scope of ethical norms, in order to ensure the long-term well-being of mankind and the fairness and justice of society.