Some explicit definitions of 'responsible, ethical and holistic' are needed here. Probably also explicit examples of irresponsible, unethical, and, err... redu

Some explicit definitions of 'responsible, ethical and holistic' are needed here. Probably also explicit examples of irresponsible, unethical, and, err... reductive? behavior. Positive and negative reinforcement methods for our nascent AI child are urgently needed... I guess. Already we have a problem in that 'holistic' might sound nice, but opposite concepts - reductionist, analytic, atomistic - etc. are not necessarily bad views. It's simply the difference between a top-down approach and a bottom-up approach, both can be valuable in different contexts. Of course, 'holistic' could be a synonym for 'inclusive' but again, this is fuzzy. Do we want our optimized AI to be inclusive with respect to say, the opinions of people who constantly froth with hatred of and contempt for others? Here's another fun one: what's the optimal ethical ratio of compensation between the lowest-paid and the highest-paid members of an organization, such as a non-profit corporation, a state government, or a for-profit corporation?