Direct answer: Cloning a human exactly as a person is not currently possible or ethical in practice. What researchers can reproduce are genetic material or embryos with limited, experimental aims, but creating a fully identical, standalone human being has not been achieved and is widely prohibited or restricted by law, policy, and ethics discussions around safety, consent, and societal impact. In short: genomes can be copied in a lab, but cloning a living human—an entire person who would grow up with a unique life experience—is not something that exists today and is not pursued as a practical or allowable goal in most places.