> The real problem with ethics is that it's not a science nor a rigorous discipline: it's a trend. It's whatever is trendy to say and think at the moment. Mayb

> The real problem with ethics is that it's not a science nor a rigorous discipline: it's a trend. It's whatever is trendy to say and think at the moment. Maybe it's trendy to say and think that? but that doesn't sound anything like ethics. Ethics is a part of philosophy, not a part of science or maths. That it is what it is, is not a "problem with ethics". (Sorry if I misunderstand you. Maybe you were just talking about "AI ethics". ...In which case, what do people who call AI ethics "ethics" call ethics, a.k.a. moral philosophy?)