There's a lot to the question of morality. Can an AI exercise the same moral judgement a human would make, or is it just an imperfect copy doomed to eventually

There's a lot to the question of morality. Can an AI exercise the same moral judgement a human would make, or is it just an imperfect copy doomed to eventually commit an immoral act? I think the latter is obviously true, given that humans aren't perfectly moral decision makers, either. Is the creator of this AI responsible for the actions of their creation? And many other dilemmas and consequences that seem overwhelming to consider, regardless of your conclusion. Also, there's the more practical worry of the Skynet scenario. Once a machine is empowered to make judgement decisions to kill humans it's a real possibility that even something as innocuous as a bug or design flaw could turn the world into a sci-fi cliche. I don't really know where I stand honestly, but I do find the prospect paralyzing.