Kill-bots change the moral calculus too. As an example, it's one thing to rush a cop on the assumption that human cop won't just gun you down. It's another to r

Kill-bots change the moral calculus too. As an example, it's one thing to rush a cop on the assumption that human cop won't just gun you down. It's another to rush a programmed kill-bot. The latter case is obviously just suicide, which is morally on the person committing it, not the tool they use to do it. I'm well aware there are many different ways besides the above one could argue it, but my key point is that automatons change the moral calculus, no matter what other premises you accept.