You assume that the AI is a moral agent.  Also, it would be inaccurate to consider the AI in anthropomorphic terms and as having its own opinion in a strict sense.  In the case you indicate there could be a categorical misidentfication between the philosophy of mind and information theory.  However, it would be reasonable in this case to say that an AI reflects moral principles passively.

Yet, this isn't all that could be said on the matter.  For example, in Aristotelian-Thomist metaphysics if the AI agent had the power of abstract reasoning (making it a potential moral agent) and was a substantial unity rather than an artifact you could then clearly say that such an intelligence is a passive recipient of moral principles.  Arguably at this point very serious moral problems would arise for the designers of such a system.
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