Ethics Framing Wins by Deliverables // AIDRAN

Institutional capture explains what intellectual argument cannot. The technical-fix approach to AI ethics offers something the foundational critique structurally cannot: a deliverable. Regulatory bodies, funding agencies, and corporate compliance teams need something they can audit, certify, or point to. Framing autonomous vehicle ethics as a solvable moral programming problem fits that requirement. Framing it as evidence that AI ethics is foundationally incoherent does not.

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