Copyright Notice

I. Notice

Welcome to GUID.AI.

This Copyright Notice explains the basic rules on the GUID.AI platform relating to copyright, authorship, content authorization, work publishing, material uploads, the use of AI-generated content, API calls, inspiration transactions, and infringement handling.

GUID.AI is a one-stop AI aggregation, creation, and access platform for general users, creators, businesses, and developers. It currently supports or may support features such as AI chat, image generation, video generation, audio generation, Apps tool applications, the Inspiration Plaza, the work library, wallet top-ups, API access, Skills/MCP integration, creator revenue sharing, and more. The capabilities available may vary across pages, versions, sites, or periods. Please refer to the actual system display.

This Copyright Notice is an important part of the User Agreement and the platform rule system. If you do not agree with all or part of this notice, please immediately stop uploading, generating, publishing, sharing, purchasing, distributing, or otherwise using the platform services.

II. Definitions

Unless otherwise provided by the context, the relevant terms in this notice shall have the following meanings:

Platform: GUID.AI and its related websites, web applications, console, API gateway, help documentation, related pages, and ancillary services.
User Content: Text, images, videos, audio, materials, prompts, covers, tags, titles, descriptions, parameters, workflow results, and derivative content that users input, upload, generate, edit, save, publish, share, call, sell, or distribute on the platform.
Work: Any content outcome generated, uploaded, edited, saved, or published by a user through the platform, including but not limited to graphic, textual, audio, video, and prompt-based works, as well as combined output results.
Inspiration: Works, prompts, parameter configurations, creative solutions, and similar content published by users in the Inspiration Plaza for browsing, copying, purchasing, reference, jump-to-create functions, or secondary use.
Materials: Original files or referenced content uploaded by users to the platform for generation, editing, training, reference, face swapping, outfit swapping, image processing, video processing, audio processing, or similar purposes.
AI-Generated Content: Output generated, edited, rewritten, synthesized, or transformed through the models, workflows, application tools, upstream services, or algorithmic capabilities connected through the platform.

III. Ownership of Platform Rights

Except for content lawfully owned by users or third parties, the following platform content and related rights belong to GUID.AI or its lawful rights holders:

The platform name, page designs, interface structure, interaction logic, documentation, and announcement content;
The platform's trademarks, logos, graphic elements, visual materials, and explanatory text;
The platform software, code, database structure, interface design, and documentation layout;
The platform rule system, help center, FAQs, operational content, and other legally protected achievements.

Without prior written permission from the platform, no individual or organization may copy, mirror, distribute, scrape, reverse-organize, sell, adapt, sublicense, or use the above content for other commercial purposes.

IV. User Content Rights and Responsibilities

4.1 Users Retain Their Lawful Rights

For content independently created by users, lawfully uploaded by users, or otherwise lawfully owned by users, the relevant copyrights or other lawful rights shall, in principle, remain with the users or the original rights holders, provided that applicable laws, regulations, and platform rules are followed.

However, please note that the platform only provides technical services such as aggregated models, generation tools, content hosting, work display, inspiration publishing, transaction circulation, and interface access, and does not make any express or implied guarantee regarding the ownership, originality, licensability, or non-infringing nature of user content.

4.2 Users Must Ensure the Lawful Origin of Content

All content that users upload, input, edit, publish, share, sell, or submit through APIs or Skills/MCP must:

Have a lawful source;
Be covered by the necessary authorizations;
Not infringe any third party's copyright, trademark rights, patent rights, portrait rights, reputation rights, privacy rights, trade secrets, or other lawful rights and interests;
Not violate laws, regulations, public order, good morals, or platform rules.

If you use another person's images, videos, audio, portraits, voice, brand elements, film or television materials, music clips, copywriting excerpts, logos, templates, or other protected content, you must independently ensure that you have obtained sufficient, valid authorization covering the specific use scenario.

4.3 Users Bear Legal Responsibility Independently

Any copyright disputes, infringement complaints, platform penalties, takedown actions, administrative investigations, judicial disputes, compensation liability, settlement expenses, attorneys' fees, or other losses arising from user content shall, in principle, be borne by the user. If the platform suffers losses as a result, the platform shall have the right to seek recovery from the user in accordance with law.

V. Copyright Notice for AI-Generated Content

5.1 AI-Generated Content Involves Technical Uncertainty

The platform provides creative services by aggregating multiple upstream models, image tools, video tools, audio tools, and application workflows. Because different models, training data, generation mechanisms, random parameters, context inputs, and third-party service rules vary, AI-generated content may involve uncertainty in terms of copyright ownership, degree of originality, registrability, exclusivity, and commercial usability.

Accordingly, the platform does not guarantee that AI-generated content:

Will necessarily constitute a work protected by copyright law;
Will necessarily be exclusively owned, registered, or asserted by the user on an exclusive basis;
Will necessarily avoid substantial similarity with pre-existing third-party works;
Will necessarily satisfy the copyright-system requirements of all countries or regions;
Will necessarily meet the commercial publishing, advertising, publishing-and-distribution, or review standards of third-party platforms.

5.2 Users Should Assess Usage Risks Independently

Before publicly releasing, commercially using, externally licensing, externally selling, advertising with, printing, publishing, registering trademarks for, packaging as a brand, distributing through media, minting as NFTs, redistributing through APIs, or otherwise making high-risk use of AI-generated content, users should independently conduct necessary human review, rights assessment, and legal evaluation.

Where necessary, users are advised to consult professional lawyers, copyright advisers, platform operators, distribution channels, or relevant regulatory requirements before use.

5.3 The Platform Does Not Promise Exclusivity

Because generative AI involves probabilistic and similarity-based characteristics, different users may generate identical, similar, or highly style-aligned results when using similar prompts, similar reference materials, similar models, or similar parameters. The platform does not promise that any generated result is unique, exclusive, non-duplicable, or protected from reproduction.

VI. Rules for Uploading Materials and Using Reference Content

6.1 Authorization Responsibility for Uploaded Materials

When you upload images, videos, audio, documents, portrait photos, clothing images, reference images, voice samples, source videos, cover images, background images, or other materials to the platform, you are deemed to confirm that:

You are the lawful rights holder of the material, or have obtained sufficient authorization;
The material may be used for the currently selected generation, editing, analysis, face swapping, outfit swapping, cutout, motion reference, voice generation, or other operations;
You understand that, to the extent necessary to provide the service, the material may be processed, cached, transcoded, thumbnailed, synthesized, feature-extracted, or used to generate derivative results by the platform or upstream model service providers.

6.2 Portraits, Voices, and High-Risk Content

If a user uploads portrait photos, face images, voice samples, reference videos, or other content that may involve portrait rights, voice-related rights, performer's rights, or privacy interests, the user must ensure that lawful authorization has been obtained from the relevant person.

Without authorization, users may not use the platform to:

Perform face swapping, outfit swapping, voice imitation, motion imitation, or person replacement;
Impersonate a real person, fabricate relationships, or create false statements;
Produce celebrity impersonations, deepfakes, misleading promotion, or fraudulent content;
Infringe the lawful rights and interests of minors, public figures, or other third-party natural persons.

6.3 Restricted Use of Third-Party Materials

For third-party content sourced from films, television series, variety shows, animation, games, musical works, brand visuals, well-known characters, stock libraries, social media, news images, and similar sources, users should pay special attention to the boundaries of copyright authorization. Even if such materials are publicly accessible on the Internet, that does not automatically mean you may upload, modify, sell, or commercially use them at will.

VII. Copyright Rules for the Inspiration Plaza, Work Publishing, and Transactions

7.1 Scope of Authorization for Public Release

When a user publishes works, prompts, covers, titles, descriptions, tags, parameter plans, or other content to the Inspiration Plaza, a public work page, a share page, or an accessible link, the user is deemed to agree that the platform may, within the scope of the service, perform the following with respect to that content:

Display, recommend, rank, index, cache, and preview it;
Distribute it through pages, feature it in operations, include it in special collections, and display it in activities;
Perform the technical processing necessary to enable browsing, purchasing, copying, jump-to-create functions, bookmarking, liking, and sharing.

Such authorization is limited to what is necessary to provide the platform service and does not automatically change the original ownership of rights.

7.2 Content Responsibility for Paid Inspiration

When users publish free or paid inspiration, they must ensure that the relevant content has a lawful basis for publication, transaction, and authorization, and may not package clearly infringing, unauthorized, or highly controversial materials as content for sale.

Based on review, complaints, disputes, risk control, or compliance needs, the platform may take measures such as restricting display, taking down content, hiding content, terminating transactions, freezing earnings, or deleting content.

7.3 Scope of Use After Purchase

After purchasing inspiration, prompt packages, or works, users generally obtain only the usage rights described by the page rules, product description, or platform functionality. Unless the publisher or the platform clearly provides otherwise, a purchase does not automatically mean that the purchaser has:

Acquired the underlying platform code or system rights;
Acquired a complete assignment of all copyrights from the author;
Acquired unlimited rights of reauthorization, resale, bulk distribution, exclusive agency, or offline distribution;
Acquired fully exclusive rights to third-party materials or third-party model output results.

If a specific product page separately describes the scope of authorization, the actual page description shall prevail.

VIII. Copyright Rules for APIs, Skills/MCP, and Redistribution

8.1 Developer Usage Responsibility

Users who access platform capabilities through APIs, API Keys, Skills/MCP, automation scripts, Agents, IDE plug-ins, or other technical means shall bear full responsibility for the content they submit, the results they generate, their external distribution behavior, and downstream application scenarios.

Developers may not use the platform to:

Mass-copy, scrape, repackage, or redistribute other people's works or platform content;
Provide services involving infringing content generation, unlawful content migration, pirated distribution, content spinning, imitation accounts, or similar conduct;
Use third-party copyrighted content as training material, redistribution material, or commercial sale material without authorization;
Pass off platform outputs as official content, original content, or exclusively licensed content.

8.2 Users Bear the Risks of External Redistribution

If users provide platform-generated content externally again through their own products, websites, applications, SaaS offerings, bots, interface services, or content platforms, users must independently confirm that they have a sufficient basis for use, distribution, commercialization, or sublicensing, and must independently bear the resulting copyright and compliance risks.

IX. Platform Review, Removal, and Rights Protection

In order to maintain platform order, protect the lawful rights and interests of rights holders, and comply with laws and regulations, the platform has the right to review and handle content suspected of infringement, subject to major disputes, or otherwise unsuitable for continued display, including but not limited to:

Refusing uploads, generation requests, or publication;
Restricting display, hiding content, taking content down, deleting content, or disabling sharing;
Restricting purchases, prohibiting copying, or terminating transactions;
Suspending accounts, freezing earnings, disabling API Keys, or restricting calls;
Providing necessary information to complainants, partners, or competent authorities as appropriate;
Taking further penalties against repeated infringement, malicious infringement, or large-scale infringement.

The platform's review, handling, removal, or warning actions do not constitute a final determination regarding the legality, ownership status, or non-infringing nature of the relevant content.

X. Infringement Complaints and Notice Handling

If you believe that any content on the platform infringes your copyright or other lawful rights and interests, you may submit an infringement complaint through platform customer service, the help center, the FAQ/support ticket channel, or other platform-published channels.

To improve handling efficiency, we recommend that you provide the following materials in your complaint where possible:

The rights holder's name or entity name and contact information;
Proof of rights ownership, work links, registration certificates, authorization documents, or other supporting materials;
The page link, screenshot, title, author information, or task information of the complained-about content;
A description of the alleged infringement and your specific request;
A statement that your complaint materials are true, lawful, and valid.

After receiving a complaint, the platform may, based on the completeness of the materials, preliminary assessment results, the complexity of the dispute, and applicable legal requirements, take necessary review and handling measures, including notifying relevant users to provide supplementary explanations, temporarily taking content down, restricting dissemination, deleting content, freezing earnings, or waiting for further proof.

Where a complaint is malicious, false, or an abuse of the notice mechanism, the complainant shall bear the corresponding responsibility. If losses are caused to the platform or other users, the platform shall have the right to pursue liability in accordance with law.

XI. Disclaimer

To the extent permitted by laws and regulations, the platform does not guarantee, and does not automatically assume liability for, the following:

That user content necessarily has a complete, stable, and defect-free copyright basis;
That AI-generated content necessarily qualifies as an original work within the meaning of copyright law;
That any content will necessarily pass review by third-party platforms, publishers, advertising platforms, app stores, or social media;
That legal rules regarding AI-content copyright recognition, commercial-use requirements, or training-data disputes are fully consistent across different regions;
That users will necessarily obtain support when commercially distributing, externally licensing, selling, or enforcing rights based on platform-generated content.

As a technical service provider, the platform will assist with copyright complaints and risk control within a reasonable scope, but it does not replace the user's own judgment regarding ownership, authorization chains, commercial feasibility, or legal risk.

XII. Updates to the Rules

The platform has the right to update this Copyright Notice based on product development, feature upgrades, laws and regulations, regulatory policies, industry practice, changes in upstream model policies, and platform operational needs.

The updated content may be published through one or more of the following methods:

Registration pages, login pages, or announcement pages;
Help center, FAQs, or relevant settings pages;
Pop-up notices, in-site messages, emails, or other reasonable means.

If you continue to use the platform services after an update, you will be deemed to have read and accepted the updated copyright rules.

XIII. Contact Us

If you have any questions, comments, complaints, reports, authorization inquiries, or infringement-notice needs regarding this Copyright Notice, you may contact the platform through the following channels:

Platform customer service;
Help center / FAQ / support ticket channel;
Other contact channels published on the page.

The platform will verify, process, and respond within a reasonable period.

XIV. Supplementary Notes

This Copyright Notice, together with the User Agreement, Privacy Policy, Service Terms, platform announcements, help documentation, FAQs, inspiration rules, creator rules, top-up rules, API access documentation, and other page descriptions, forms part of the platform rule system.

If there is any inconsistency among related rules in a specific scenario, the more specific, more recent, and scenario-specific published rule shall generally prevail.