In summary, Jonas wanted a brand-new ethic of responsibility with the times changing and to keep up with technology in the current era. Ethics and boundaries are vital to prevent long-term consequences from individual actions. Having so in place preserves humanity. Now how should we approach these things when they develop? While the infrastructures and cyber-policy are being developed, some ethical reflection should happen in these moments. Overthinking is key. How could this harm others? What should we look out for and think twice about? Having a better safe than sorry mindset would also help in the long run. The long-term consequences of releasing something without much thought and staying ignorant could open up a lawsuit. Being flexible and adaptable is key when dealing with projects like this as a lot of things will be revised into something better. Closed-mindness only slows down progress with infrastructure. Experts in all areas such as sociologists and philosophers with their perspectives can help and give criticism. If it’s only engineers and policymakers, it would just be technical. Everything involves morals and ethics especially tech so more insight would be wise. People in these fields would point to the boundaries that technology shouldn’t cross for the good of humanity. Just because it can be done doesn’t mean it should be.