Generation & Media Policy

1. Current status and scope#

LIA supports private 3D-world creation from text or one prepared photograph through World Labs when enabled for your authenticated account. You must review the processing notice and explicitly start generation. Saving a project is a separate function and never starts a provider job by itself. Availability can be limited while the service is being configured or when request limits are reached.

The generated output is a 3D scene with a preview and associated scene data. This release does not offer standalone image editing, video generation, audio or music generation, or voice transformation. This policy also sets conditions for those media features if later introduced; mentioning them does not make them available.

2. Check your inputs#

Use materials you created, licensed or otherwise have a lawful basis to process. Your authorisation must cover the intended transformation and sharing, not just possession of a file. A publicly accessible image, song or recording is not necessarily free to reuse.

Remove unrelated personal information, private addresses, documents and confidential details before upload. Only select files relevant to the task. You remain responsible for instructions you submit, but this does not transfer LIA’s own legal obligations to you.

3. People, likeness and voice#

An enabled likeness or voice feature requires a valid basis for processing and the permissions needed for that particular use. For a recognisable private person, obtain their informed permission for the upload, transformation, intended audience and any commercial use. Being a friend or owning the recording device is not sufficient.

A feature may require evidence of authorisation or reject a request. Do not fabricate permission, clone a voice for authentication or imply a real person said or did something they did not. Non-consensual intimate content and sexual content involving minors are prohibited in all cases.

Public figures also have rights. Satire or artistic treatment does not automatically permit deceptive endorsement, unlawful impersonation or defamatory factual claims. A copyright exception does not necessarily supply a privacy or publicity-law permission.

4. Video, music and recordings#

Video may contain several layers of rights: footage, music, performances, designs and people’s likenesses. Audio may involve rights in a composition, lyrics, the recording and a performer’s voice. Clear the rights needed for each layer before using an enabled tool.

Do not upload a secretly obtained private conversation without a lawful basis. Do not ask for an unlawful copy of protected lyrics, a recording or a soundtrack. Changing a style or adding an AI-generated label does not automatically clear the source material.

5. Review the result and its rights#

Outputs can be inaccurate, inconsistent, biased or similar to someone else’s work. Before publishing, inspect the image, every relevant video frame, spoken words, audio and spatial details. Check for unexpected personal information, brands, harmful content or misleading claims.

Rights in a result depend on applicable law, human contribution, underlying materials and the provider agreement. An AI-generated result may not qualify for copyright protection, and similar results may be supplied to others. LIA cannot grant rights it does not have.

For a world generated through LIA’s paid World Labs API account, you may use, modify and share the result, including commercially, to the extent of the rights LIA may pass to you under that provider agreement. World Labs retains the rights reserved by its terms. This permission does not clear third-party materials, guarantee copyright or exclusivity, or grant a right to use World Labs trademarks. Preserve required attribution and any applicable restrictions.

6. Be clear about synthetic media#

Do not present fabricated media as an authentic recording or evidence. When realistic media could mislead viewers about a person or event, disclose that it was generated or materially altered with AI. Keep legally required and provider-required origin markings, metadata and attributions intact.

Where the EU AI Act applies, transparency duties depend on the actor’s role, the type of system or content and the relevant exceptions and transition dates. Provider-side machine-readable marking and deployer-side disclosure of deepfakes are distinct obligations. LIA must implement any applicable system obligations; a sentence asking users to label content does not fulfil them by itself.

For evidently fictional, artistic or satirical material, disclosure can be presented in an appropriate way that preserves the work’s enjoyment while meeting the applicable rule. A parody label does not excuse fraud or abuse.

7. Processing, storage and failure#

Only an explicit generation action submits the materials needed for the selected job to World Labs. Its processing and possible content reuse are explained in the Privacy Policy. Generated worlds are requested as private and are served through your authenticated LIA account; they are not automatically added to a public gallery.

A job can fail, time out, be declined or return a result that does not match every detail of the prompt. The interface must distinguish saving, processing, completion and failure. If charges are introduced, the charging and failed-job rules must be shown before purchase; these documents do not authorise billing now.

Generated worlds are imaginative interpretations. Hidden surfaces, room connections, dimensions and movement boundaries may be invented. They must not be relied on as an accurate reconstruction of a physical place.