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Often, research and development of emerging technologies involve a very small group of experts in an esoteric enterprise. This often entails self-enforcement of difficult decisions. It also involves very dedicated and sharply focused researchers and advocates, who may have little incentive or aptitudes to be completely objective about the potential problems associated with their project. This is certainly understandable given that those engaged in advancing technologies have committed substantial intellectual and capital resources to the effort. Indeed, a key reason that many technologists are so successful is their laser-like focus. This is great for advancing the science, but can detract from considering the downsides of a new technology.

Ethical Decisions in Emergent Science, Engineering and Technologies