Chinese biologists have ethics committees too, as do Mexican researchers. Here's neurobiology at UNAM: http://www.inb.unam.mx/index.php/comite-de-etica-en-la-i

Chinese biologists have ethics committees too, as do Mexican researchers. Here's neurobiology at UNAM: http://www.inb.unam.mx/index.php/comite-de-etica-en-la-investigacion/ http://www.inb.unam.mx/index.php/comite-de-etica-en-la-inves... and here's a bioethics committee in the university of Guadalajara: http://www.cusur.udg.mx/es/investigacion/comite-de-etica-en-investigacion-cei http://www.cusur.udg.mx/es/investigacion/comite-de-etica-en-... and here's a Ethics committee for the Shanghai Clinical Research Center: http://www.scrcnet.org/iec_en.asp http://www.scrcnet.org/iec_en.asp You might argue that these achieve little in practice, and due to corruption amount to nothing more than fig leafs. But that doesn't invalidate the argument because AI researchers don't even wear that much!