Could advanced technology or genetic engineering ever be used to create something like a 'monster' in fiction, such as Frankenstein?

 It is unlikely that advanced technology or genetic engineering could be used to create a monster similar to the one depicted in the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. The concept of a "monster" in the book refers to a being created through scientific means that is subsequently rejected by society due to its grotesque appearance. While it is theoretically possible to use technology or genetic engineering to create unusual or abnormal physical features in an organism, it is highly unlikely that such a being would be created intentionally or be able to survive outside of a laboratory setting.

Additionally, the moral and ethical implications of creating a being specifically for the purpose of being rejected or ostracized by society would be highly questionable. The field of science and technology has made many advances in recent years, but it is important to consider the ethical implications of these advances and to ensure that they are used responsibly and for the benefit of humanity.