Content & Intellectual Property
Last updated July 6, 2026
Plain-language operating draft pending counsel review and final company details.
Your inputs
You retain rights you hold in prompts, references, photos, logos, stories, and other content you submit. You must have permission to use them, including copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, and likeness rights.
Outputs
To the extent AIGTEE owns transferable rights in an output created for you, AIGTEE assigns those rights to you, subject to applicable law and third-party model or asset terms. Purely AI-generated material may not qualify for copyright, prompts alone may be insufficient, and similar outputs may be created for others. We do not promise exclusivity or registrability.
A limited operating license
You grant AIGTEE a worldwide, non-exclusive license only as needed to process, store, secure, support, render, print, fulfill, and deliver your requested service. If you explicitly publish content, the license also covers displaying and promoting that published work inside the selected public experience until you unpublish it, subject to reasonable technical retention and legal obligations. Private content is not used for model training without a separate opt-in.
Public does not mean free to copy
Viewing a public work does not grant remix, merchandise, training, or commercial rights. A future remix control must state the selected license and preserve attribution and lineage. Report suspected infringement through the DMCA or support process.
AIGTEE assets
AIGTEE retains rights in its code, brand and marks, non-public prompts and agent contracts, orchestration and evaluation methods, UI, templates, taxonomies, compilations, documentation, and original editorial or visual work. Documented APIs grant a limited right to use the service, not ownership of those assets.