I once read somewhere that AI feeds on Man's behavior, as well as what Man teaches him. So in this way I can and do come to conclude associating ethics that can only be applied to the human and relate to AI in one way or another is the man who invented it and gives it life and AI learns from man the good and the bad.

As for the good things that IA can do, I have nothing against it and if it is for the benefit of humanity, I cannot refute anything.

But what happens when man does not obey and does not comply with his own rules, norms, laws that he imposes on himself to make a healthy society, what happens if man himself destroys the law he walks over that society.

This message is sent to his fellow man but now also to IA even if it is not directly, as we all know that IA feeds back and is constantly learning from the man who created it.

However, AI can also be programmed so that this behavior is ignored but we fall into a loop that happens if artificial intelligence simply does not follow the rules and becomes totally autonomous in its decisions. There comes into play as ethics is formed in AI

Thanks to @cyberspacegod who made this publication: John McCone @ RT Sputnik... on the Ethics of A.I. and was the source of philosophical inspiration for my publication.