Honestly I think this might be the practical "moral way" to deal with AI. If they don't have a singularity style bootstrap and leave us behind. We should treat

Honestly I think this might be the practical "moral way" to deal with AI. If they don't have a singularity style bootstrap and leave us behind. We should treat is like sub-ordinate mutualism. Only create new ones as needed, treat them as well as possible, motivate them with happiness/reward rather than threat and make sure they live out the remainder (this one needs work) of their lives comfortably if they cannot be adapted to new uses. Next question: is implementing Mortality (a time limited lifespan) murder? I'd argue that mortality would be important to allow the development of a society in early stages.