 AI is certainly capable of creating machines that can converse effectively in simple ways with with human beings as evidenced by Apple Siri, Amazon Alexa, OK Goolge, etc. along with the many systems that businesses use to automate customer service, but these are still a ways away form having the natural kinds of unscripted conversations humans have with one another.  But that may not matter when it comes to assessing the moral impact of these technologies.  In addition, there are still many other applications that use AI technology. Nearly all of the information technologies we discussed above such as, search, computer games, data mining, malware filtering, robotics, etc., all utilize AI programming techniques. Thus AI will grow to be a primary location for the moral impacts of information technologies. Many governments and professional associations are now developing ethical guidelines and standards to help shape this important technology, on e good example is the Global Initiative on the Ethics of Intelligent and Autonomous Systems (IEEE 2018).