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Content & Intellectual Property Policy

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This policy explains who owns what when you use Vi3W, and how to report content that infringes your rights. It forms part of our Terms of Service.

In short: you own what you upload. You can use what you generate, subject to the law and other people’s rights. We only use your content to run Vi3W for you. We own the Vi3W platform itself.

Contents · 9 sections

1.Your uploaded content#

You keep ownership of the content you upload, such as prompts, images, sketches and files. Vi3W does not claim ownership of it.

Your ownership is subject to any rights that other people already have in that content. For example, if you upload a photo someone else took, their rights in it still apply.

2.The licence you give Vi3W#

To run the Service, we need permission to handle your content. You give Vi3W a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, copy, process, transmit, transform and otherwise use your content, only as reasonably necessary to provide, operate, secure, maintain and improve the Service for you.

This includes sending relevant content to third-party AI infrastructure, such as Replicate, when that is needed to generate what you asked for. It does not let us sell your content, or use it to train general-purpose AI models without your explicit consent.

The licence ends when your content is deleted from the Service, except for copies we must keep for a limited time as described in the Privacy Policy.

3.AI-generated content#

As between you and Vi3W, you can use the 3D models and other outputs you generate: download, edit, share, sell and use them in your own projects, including commercial ones. To the extent we have any rights in your outputs, we assign them to you.

This is subject to:

  • applicable law;
  • the rights of other people, such as copyright, trademarks and design rights;
  • your having the rights you need in the inputs you used; and
  • any limitations imposed by the underlying AI models or providers (see below).

The law on whether AI-generated works can be protected by copyright is unsettled and differs between countries. We cannot promise that you will be able to register or enforce intellectual property rights in an output.

4.No guarantee of uniqueness#

AI models can produce similar or identical results for different people, especially from similar prompts or images. Your outputs are not guaranteed to be unique, and other users may generate outputs that look like yours. That does not give you any claim against them, or them against you, through Vi3W.

5.Your responsibility#

You are responsible for:

  • having all the rights and permissions needed for the prompts and files you submit;
  • checking that the way you use an output does not infringe anyone else’s rights. We do not guarantee that outputs are free from third-party intellectual property claims; and
  • reviewing and testing outputs before using them for manufacturing, engineering, commercial or safety-critical purposes.

6.Third-party models#

Vi3W uses AI models and infrastructure from third parties to generate outputs. Some models are released under licences that restrict how their outputs may be used, for example for commercial purposes. Where such a restriction applies to a feature, we will aim to tell you in the Service. Your right to use outputs is subject to any such restrictions.

7.Vi3W's intellectual property#

Vi3W and its licensors own the Vi3W platform, including its software, website, web application, user interface, branding, logos, infrastructure, algorithms, models (where applicable), documentation and service design.

Using Vi3W does not give you any rights in these, other than the limited right to use the Service under the Terms of Service. You may not use the Vi3W name or logo without our prior written permission.

9.Takedown process#

When we receive a complete complaint:

  • we acknowledge it and review it;
  • if the complaint is valid, we remove or disable access to the content within the time the law requires, and tell the user who uploaded or generated it;
  • the user may respond with a counter-notice, by emailing aman2002porwal@gmail.com, if they believe the content was removed by mistake or they have the right to use it; and
  • we may restore content where the law allows, for example if the complainant does not obtain a court order within the period set by law.

We close the accounts of users who repeatedly infringe others’ rights. Knowingly making a false complaint or counter-notice may have legal consequences.

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