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I should add, the need for ethics awareness arises from the *applications* of AI. If your work is very theoretical, it generally does not have any materialized impact, and its potential impact could go in any direction.
Likewise with regulations -- they should target *applications*, not research or technology in an abstract sense.
Sincere question. If a paper has potential ethics concerns, but that wasn't the researchers main focus; only came out later. Should it be published?
I would add as well that regulation should not focus on AI as such, more on building a device that does such and such or doing such and such activity. This helps focus the mind of regulators on things they can understand without getting lost in hype.
The @IBMpolicy Lab's @RyanLeeHagemann calls this "precision regulation": https://venturebeat.com/2020/01/21/ibm-unveils-policy-lab-advocates-precision-regulation-of-ai/ …
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