Pre-crime, algorithms, artificial intelligence, and ethics

I just binge-listened to an outstanding podcast, LifeAfter, which, without giving too much away, is about artificial intelligence and its impact on people. The ethical issues that this podcast raises are fascinating and riff on some of the AI-related issues we're starting to appreciate. One of the big issues in the real world we're just getting to grips with lies in the way we humans create intelligent systems because whoever does the design and coding brings their own world views, biases, misunderstandings, and, most crucially, prejudices to the party.