The Department of Homeland Security is interested in using computers to identify suspected terrorists operating within the United States. It would like to mine databases containing information about purchases and travel to detect patterns that may identify individuals who are engaged in, or at least planning, terrorist activity. It asks a panel of computer scientists to determine the feasibility of this project. A panel member says the most difficult problem will be determining what patterns of transactions to look for. He suggests it might be possible to construct a computer program that uses artificial intelligence to mimic a terrorist organization.The program would determine the actions needed to execute a terrorist act. Once these actions were determined, it would be possible to search database records to find evidence of these actions. Debate the morality of developing a computer program capable of planning the steps needed to execute an act of terror.