OK, what the tools might do is different from what they should do.

The point is that it is very inefficient and problematic for morality decisions and boundaries to be embedded all over at every level in tools, because morality is complex. Morality, or whatever our conception of it is, should be enforced at clearly defined boundaries.

I can relate this concept how I corrected Claude Opus in my software projects recently.

For example, once an authorization engine has been created, all authorization decisions should be deferred to it. Confusion would reign if each web server route decided to enforce its own authorization.

Similarly, if I am using a relational database, that is where unique indexes should be enforced. Application code has no business enforcing it.