"We don't need rules that tell machines what not to do. We need virtues — cultivated habits of attention, care, and coordination with others. Ethics is not a filter. It is a feedback loop."
Applied Aristotelian virtue ethics to artificial intelligence, arguing that the question is not what rules AI should follow but what moral character it should embody. Her concept of technomoral virtues insists that technology shapes the moral ecology of the humans who use it — making design itself an ethical act.