Incomplete rights
Contracts with authors, speakers or music rights holders do not always cover training use.
Aive helps prepare authorised content or data for AI model training, evaluation or research: provenance, metadata, rights, restrictions and documentation. Every use depends on consent, a legal basis and a contract.
Content licensing for AI means making a catalogue or dataset available to a model developer, for training, evaluation or research, within a contractual framework. Aive can help document provenance, metadata, rights and restrictions. The status is conditional: no licence is implied, no general availability is announced and no revenue is promised.
Contracts with authors, speakers or music rights holders do not always cover training use.
Without source, version or metadata, a dataset cannot be audited.
Faces, voices and names require consent or a legal basis, and sometimes anonymisation.
Conditional, contractual status: every step is to be confirmed in the contract.
A conditional, contractual journey, assessed case by case. It is not offered as an open-access service.
No. The journey is conditional and contractual. It is assessed case by case, depending on the catalogue’s rights, the applicable legal framework and a contract signed between the parties.
At Aive, customer data is never used to train models. Licensing is a separate process: voluntary, documented and governed by a contract between the catalogue owner and a licensee, for a specific use.
Revocation is set out in the contract, which defines its scope and terms. It cannot be assumed outside the contract.
No revenue is promised. Any financial terms belong to the contract between the parties and are not published.
A diagnostic reviews rights, provenance and restrictions before any contractual discussion.