AI Content Compliance Disclaimer

Works presented on this site are AI-native productions: image sequences, digital performances, environments and audio elements are generated or substantially assisted by generative models within Aether's production pipeline.

Every delivered master carries machine-readable provenance metadata identifying the generated segments, the model generation used, and the human supervisors of record.

Trailers, posters and stills used for promotion are not documentary footage. Any resemblance to real locations or events shown in fictional works is dramatized.

Aether's internal models are trained on licensed datasets, public-domain material and rights-cleared in-house footage shot at our Hollywood facilities. We do not train on client deliverables or on inquiry content.

Where a third-party foundation model is used in a pipeline stage, its license terms and permitted commercial scope are recorded in the project's compliance file.

Any digital reproduction of a real person's face, body or voice requires a written, scope-limited consent covering the specific work, territory and term. Consent for one project never carries over to another.

Digital doubles and synthetic voices for guild-covered performers follow the applicable collective bargaining terms, including compensation for reuse and a right to review the final rendering.

We refuse work that depicts identifiable private individuals without consent, or that generates sexual, defamatory or politically deceptive content about real persons.

Aether AI Studios is certified by the World AI Organization (WAIO), certificate WAIO-2026-AETHER-001, covering AI-native film production process compliance and content labelling.

Our delivery specifications align with theatrical technical standards and with the disclosure requirements adopted by major studios and streaming platforms for synthetic media.

No work is released without named human sign-off at script, edit and final-render stages. Generative output is treated as material for a supervised craft process, not as an autonomous deliverable.

If you believe a work on this site infringes your rights or misuses your likeness, write to legal@aetherai.me with the work title and the timecode in question. We remove or restrict the material while we investigate.