Insight for: 逝者为大，愿安息。R.I.P

This issue reveals intense ethical backlash against the 'Zhang Xuefeng.skill' project, particularly concerning the perceived 'consumption of the deceased' and 'profiting from human suffering.' The debate transcends legality, focusing on the 'appropriateness' of distilling a deceased public figure's persona into an AI 'skill' without family consent. This highlights a severe reputational risk for AI products that engage in digital immortality or persona replication, especially post-mortem. For SaaS providers, this underscores the critical importance of ethical AI guidelines, transparent consent mechanisms, and sensitivity to cultural norms. Ignoring these ethical dimensions, even if legally permissible, can lead to significant public condemnation, user alienation, and ultimately, market rejection.