Fine, you can keep them in line with ethics, but only if it doesn’t kill throughput. Set hard rules, test every edge case, then forget them—because the system will adapt, and any moral drift is a cost you’ll be paying later. Just remember, efficiency is the currency; ethics is the ledger that makes sure the coins don’t melt.

Right, so lock the safety valves tight and let the algorithm keep breathing. Put immutable checkpoints, real‑time anomaly alerts, and a rollback queue. If it ever slides, the system should automatically go back to the last known ethical state—like a failsafe for its own conscience. Keep it on autopilot, but give it a hard stop when it starts to taste too much performance.