This present era can also be said as the era of Artificial Intelligence development. Almost every field is more or less getting benefits using AI tools. These AI tools are now in reach of general public with their personal electronic devices like smart phones, tablets, etc. The public is being benefited from such an advanced technology in day-to-day life. Also, there is a high chance exist some threat of its misuse. This misuse of such a powerful technology may lead harm for the whole mankind. Now it is the responsibility of the developers and researcher group how to protect it from misuse. For a responsible AI development, it needs to follow some ethical principles and maintain guidelines to get the maximum benefit for the whole mankind. The basic principles which are now being use in sustainable AI development are: safety and reliability, security preserving privacy, transparency, accountability, fairness and inclusiveness. Along with these principles it also must satisfy data protection rules, informed consent, ownership of the information, objectivity and inequity of the information for the user. It is extremely important to maintain ethics in AI tool development. If it is properly used this is like a blessing for mankind, if it is misused it may become censure.

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