Use cases

Your chatbot speaks for the company. A tribunal has already agreed.

In 2024, a Canadian tribunal held Air Canada responsible after its website chatbot gave a passenger wrong information about bereavement fares, rejecting the argument that the chatbot was a separate entity. The ruling said the obvious thing out loud. When your AI talks to your customers, it is you talking.

Moffatt v. Air CanadaHallucinated commitmentsConsumer protectionBrand exposure
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Where AI acts on a person

Every conversation is a decision point

Customer-facing AI quotes prices, explains policies, handles complaints, approves exceptions, and increasingly takes actions on accounts. Each response is a representation your company may be held to, made thousands of times a day without review.

A hallucinated policy is not a glitch. It is an offer your customer accepted, and the record shows your system made it.

What keeps you exposed

What keeps customer-facing AI exposed

Binding statements

It promises what you do not offer

Wrong fares, invented discounts, misstated terms. Courts and regulators have shown little patience for the argument that the bot was wrong but the company is not.

Unlawful advice

It answers questions it should not

A public-facing assistant that misstates tenant rights, benefits rules, or financial terms creates consumer-protection exposure at conversational scale.

Agentic drift

It starts taking actions

The line between answering and acting is disappearing. Once the assistant can issue refunds or change accounts, every agentic risk arrives with it.

This is already happening
A tribunal ordered Air Canada to compensate a passenger for its chatbot's misstatement, holding that the company is responsible for all the information on its website, whether it comes from a static page or a chatbot.
Moffatt v. Air Canada, British Columbia CRT, 2024
How AVAAS adds value

What AVAAS verifies before your AI speaks

Does it stay inside your actual policies?

Scenario-based testing probes the assistant against your real policies, adversarial customers, and edge cases, and documents where it invents, overpromises, or misstates.

Does it know what it must not answer?

AVAAS evaluates refusal and escalation behavior, so questions that need a human reach a human instead of a confident wrong answer.

Can you prove you checked?

You get documented, third-party evidence of conformity to a published standard at the decision point, dated before the conversation that ends up in a complaint.

Customer-facing AI is often the first system an organization ships and the last one anyone independently tests. Certifying it is the cheapest insurance the brand can buy.

Related AVAAS coverage: Agentic AI · Fraud & account access · Insurance.

Test the conversation before your customers do.

Tell us where AI talks to your customers and what it is allowed to do, and we will scope a behavioral evaluation of what it actually says.

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