Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dnPVADTUZU&t=2s

You are a technology officer at a company like Vendisys (https://vendisys.ai/). Vendisys is mentioned with LAI in the written version of the NPR story as a company that may do this, but refused to talk to them. A fake representation of a human as part of a scam is obviously unethical. But considering how pervasive the use of AI is likely to be in marketing and other fields involving human interaction, we have to think about whether it is possible to put boundaries around it that lead to acceptable use.

Question: Explain why Vendisys should never use avatars, why they are unethical, and what can be done to prevent their use. Is the POTBA framework relevant? or are any of the other ideas relevant to that?