I reckon much of this "Ethical AI" stuff - at least in the context of AGI - has been overly influenced by the idealistic likes of Asimov's 3 Laws, which belong

I reckon much of this "Ethical AI" stuff - at least in the context of AGI - has been overly influenced by the idealistic likes of Asimov's 3 Laws, which belong to a (at the time) fair vision of a now very outdated understanding of how an intelligent machine-born mind might work. It's really important to separate the non-intelligent and over-hyped "AI" tools of today and the near future - which it seems reasonable to expect an ethically guided path and constraints - from the human-sentience AGI equivalents that can only be programmed to be ethical by hypothetical coded laws and "inserting emotion chips" in naive fantasy.