The case can be made that not only must the individual act in a professional manner in given circumstances but they must also be moral in their behavior. Creating a robot may have two orders of effects. Use of robots could throw people out of work and deny them a means of livelihood. A second and more serious effect is the changes that the robot might bring to social structure overall, both in terms of values and to the basic fabric of society. Moral philosophy attempts to deal with this second order of effect.
Moral philosophy extends our responsibility beyond professional conduct.
In this realm, the creation of a dangerous robot is a morally repulsive act, and therefore it is not acceptable morally and ethically. Conclusion Codes of ethics define guidelines for making choices and considering the consequences of those choices. The rapid change in the information environment suggests that a new and expanded code of ethics is needed to guide professional decisions and values in practice. A new code should consider the way in which professional work is done and give guidance as regarding what kinds of action are right and wrong. Most importantly, the code should provide guidelines for justice, beneficence, non-malefience, independence, objectivity, and professionalism.