Last updated: May 2026. Required by California AB 2602 and SB 942, mirrored by similar statutes in New York and the EU AI Act, and a core commitment of the platform regardless of what the law requires.
What we generate
PersonalityAI generates synthetic video and audio of consenting human performers. Every render is a new arrangement of a real person's recorded likeness, animated to deliver a script we did not record them saying. The output is photorealistic, lip-synced, and machine-generated end-to-end.
How we mark it
Every output we ship carries provenance metadata: an identifier linking the render back to the originating contract, the artist consent record, and the audit log that documents the lifecycle of the contract.
We follow the conventions of the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) where applicable. Embedded C2PA signing is on our near-term roadmap; the contract package and audit log already provide a verifiable chain of provenance for every render.
Enterprises licensing twins are contractually required to preserve the provenance markers on any output they distribute publicly. Stripping the markers is a material breach of the contract and triggers immediate revocation.
Consent backing every render
We do not generate synthetic content of anyone who has not affirmatively recorded a take in our Studio and signed the licensing agreement. We do not scrape faces or voices from public sources. We do not allow uploads of someone else's likeness for processing.
Artists set their consent boundaries at the time of the take, see them surfaced on their member page, and can revoke any active license at any time. The minimum effective revocation window is 90 days; an artist can shorten or accelerate this for their own work but it is the floor we contractually commit to.
What we will not render
Across every contract, regardless of the enterprise's lease scope, we will not render: depictions of violence, intoxication, or substance use; political endorsements or election content; sexually explicit content; medical or financial advice attributed to the artist without verified clinician/advisor on the byline; or any content the artist has explicitly excluded in their boundary set. We will not render anyone without their consent. Period.
California AB 2602 / SB 942
Where these statutes apply (digital-replica use in commercial work involving California artists, or platforms making AI-content available to California residents), we comply with the disclosure, consent, and revocation requirements they impose. Our contract structure was designed for these laws and exceeds the minimum requirements in several places (notably the 90-day revocation floor, which the statutes do not require).
EU AI Act
The EU AI Act classifies our generation system as a content-creation AI subject to the Article 50 transparency obligations: AI-generated content must be machine-readable as such. We emit the provenance metadata described above on every render to satisfy this. We continue to monitor the implementation acts and will adjust our posture as the regulatory guidance settles.
Reporting concerns
If you believe content rendered by this platform was used outside the bounds of a valid license, contact
abuse@personalityai.net. We treat these reports as urgent and aim to respond within one business day. Artists may also revoke any specific contract directly from their dashboard.
Roadmap
See our
Trust page for the current state of our compliance posture and the specific items in progress (embedded C2PA signing, SOC 2 Type II attestation, regional data residency).
Plain-English summary maintained for clarity. Specific statutory compliance posture is documented in the corresponding binding agreements. Consult your counsel before relying on this language.