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Maximum Friction to Copy a Person, Zero Friction to Act as One
Two decisions in this demonstration sit in direct opposition and neither is remarked on: the agent approves its own tool calls so it does not stop to ask, while cloning the presenter's voice requires a consent statement recorded in that voice and cloning their likeness requires a separate consent video. Maximum friction to copy a person, zero friction for the agent to act. The consent artefact is the design decision that will outlast the model behind it, because it converts a technical capability into an auditable one — though nothing addresses duration or withdrawal. The tool-approval choice is benign in a flight search and teaches a pattern whose justification is experiential rather than principled: a spoken interaction that pauses for permission stops feeling like a conversation. The most practical guidance is a passing remark that answers written for a screen do not work spoken aloud.
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