As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to allow various facts of society, the need for robust governance and regulation becomes increasingly known. Ethical considerations are at the forefront of discussions surrounding AI, as its capabilities raise complex questions about accountability, transparency, and fairness. This article explores the diverse ethical frameworks that underpin AI governance and regulation, examining their strengths, limitations, and implications for policy-making. Drawing on recent scholarship and real-world examples,We explore the many sides of AI ethics and suggest ways to handle ethical challenges in the age of AI.