Terms of Service

"Account" means the user-specific portal, including all associated data, settings, and credentials, that enables a User to access and use the Service.

"AI Persona" means a digital representation of an individual generated by a User through the 'Agency Builder' feature of the Service, utilizing User Input.

"Company-Owned AI Persona" means any pre-existing AI Persona developed and owned by the Company.

"User-Created AI Persona" means an AI Persona generated by a User via the "Agency Builder" feature.

"Brand" means a User, typically a legally registered entity, that has successfully completed the Company's verification process and has been approved, at the Company's sole discretion, to create, manage, and fund Campaigns on the Service.

"Campaign" means a specific project initiated by a Brand on the Service, which outlines its objectives, creative requirements, brand assets, and the total Campaign Budget for Creators.

"Campaign Budget" means the total sum of money funded by a Brand for a specific Campaign, from which all Creator payments and Platform Fees are deducted.

"Company IP" means the Service in its entirety, including but not limited to all underlying software, source code, object code, technology, AI models, algorithms, proprietary processes, databases, trade names, trademarks, service marks, logos, and the unique "look and feel" of the Service, all of which are the exclusive property of or are licensed to the Company.

"Co-Created Content" means content a User creates, edits, or processes using the Service. This label alone does not establish joint authorship, transfer ownership to the Company, grant marketplace representation rights, or create a revenue share. Any project-specific commercial mandate is governed by Article 5.4.

Agency means the library of Company-Owned AI Personas, including their associated media, which may be used by Users and Brands via the "Agency" features of the Service.

Community refers to all approved Creators on the Service, including, but not limited to, influencers, artists, directors, professionals, doctors, editors, musicians, filmmakers, and other verified talent. Community membership does not create joint authorship or grant rights in a Creator's work. A Creator may opt into a specific listing, client opportunity, or work-for-hire engagement under Article 5.4; use beyond that accepted project requires separate permission.

Creator means any individual or entity who is approved to use the Service to generate, submit, or publish content. Creators may include, but are not limited to, artists, influencers, filmmakers, designers, writers, musicians, editors, or other verified talent. As between the Creator and the Company, the Creator retains any rights the Creator holds in Inputs and Outputs, subject only to the Service licence, third-party rights, and any separately accepted project-specific mandate, client contract, or assignment. Creators are fully responsible for ensuring that all content they submit or generate through the Service complies with this Agreement, the Acceptable Use Policy, and all applicable laws.

"Confidential Information" includes, but is not limited to, all non-public information disclosed by one party to another in connection with the Service, especially information within a Campaign brief, such as pre-launch product details, marketing strategies, business plans, and any other material designated as confidential.

"Covered Transaction" means a specific sale, licence, campaign, or work-for-hire engagement that the User affirmatively submits to or accepts through the Service marketplace, Jobs Pool, Campaign, or another commercial feature, or that arises from a VeyoLabs-sourced or represented client opportunity, and for which the accepted commercial schedule identifies VeyoLabs' role and fee. "External Monetization" for Article 5.4 means revenue from that Covered Transaction only; it excludes independent work and independently sourced client relationships that VeyoLabs did not introduce, represent, negotiate, administer, or process.

"Intellectual Property Rights" means any and all registered and unregistered rights granted, applied for, or otherwise now or hereafter in existence under or related to any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret, database protection, or other intellectual property rights laws, and all similar or equivalent rights or forms of protection, in any part of the world.

"Platform Fee" means the percentage-based service fee, as defined in this agreement, deducted by the Company from Campaign Budgets upon successful payment distribution.

"Taxes" means any and all sales taxes, use taxes, value-added taxes (VAT), goods and services taxes (GST), and other taxes, duties, and governmental charges, and any related penalties or interest, arising from the payments made under this Agreement. The Company (CIBEEO INC. SRL, CUI: 51062695, VAT ID: RO54255178) is VAT-registered in Romania. Romanian VAT is charged where legally applicable at the rate in force for the transaction. EU B2B reverse charge applies only where the place-of-supply rules and customer-status requirements are satisfied and documented. Services supplied to non-EU taxable persons may fall outside the scope of Romanian VAT under Art. 278 of the Cod Fiscal, subject to the applicable rules and evidence; a foreign address alone does not establish a VAT exemption. Other transactions, including consumer supplies, follow the applicable VAT and OSS rules where relevant. The invoice and accepted commercial schedule specify the applicable treatment and whether quoted amounts include VAT. This current status notice does not recalculate or replace previously issued invoices or executed agreements.

"User Input" means any and all prompts, instructions, data, text, audio, video, images, or other assets that a User provides, uploads, submits, or otherwise directs to the Service.

2.1. Binding Agreement and Precedence. This Agreement governs general platform use. Mandatory law and expressly accepted negotiated agreements and annexes prevail over conflicting general terms for the engagements they cover. Publication of a new page does not execute a separate MSLA, rewrite past acceptance records or cancel existing negotiated rights. Articles 2.2 and 45 govern the applicability of revisions. Our Privacy Policy governs personal-data handling as a separate notice.

2.2. Modifications and Amendments. We reserve the right, in our sole and absolute discretion, to modify, amend, or replace this Agreement at any time. We will provide a minimum of thirty (30) days' notice of any material changes. Your continued use of the Service following the effective date of such modifications shall constitute your acceptance only to the extent permitted by law and the applicable accepted agreement. Publication alone is not notice or acceptance; affirmative consent is required where applicable.

3.1. License to Use the Service. Subject to your full and ongoing compliance with every term and condition of this Agreement, the Company grants you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, and fully revocable license to access and use the Service for your internal business or personal purposes.

3.2. Service Modifications and Availability. The Company reserves the right to modify, suspend, or discontinue the Service, or any feature or functionality thereof, at any time without notice or liability to you. The Company does not guarantee any uptime or availability of the Service.

3.3. Usage Limits and Throttling. To ensure the stability and availability of the Service for all users, the Company reserves the right to impose limits on your usage of the Service, including but not limited to: (i) the number of network calls or API requests you may make; (ii) the maximum file size for storage or processing; (iii) the maximum resolution or duration of video generation; and (iv) anything else the Company deems appropriate in its sole discretion. The Company may utilize technical measures to prevent over-usage or suspend your access if you exceed these limitations, with or without prior notice.

3.4. User Conduct and Restrictions. You shall not (and shall not permit any third party to): (a) license, sell, rent, or otherwise commercially exploit the Service itself; (b) frame or enclose any Company trademark or logo; (c) reverse engineer, decompile, or otherwise attempt to discover the source code of the Service; (d) scrape or download data from the Service using automated means; (e) use the Service or any Output to train, fine-tune, or improve any third-party artificial intelligence or machine-learning algorithms or models; (f) violate the Acceptable Use Policy outlined in Article 9; or (g) remove any proprietary notices from the Service.

4.1. Account Verification and Sole Discretion. The Company retains the sole, absolute, and final discretion in granting, denying, revoking, suspending, or classifying all Creator and Brand accounts. The verification process may require the submission of legal documentation, social media account verification, or other credentials as deemed necessary by the Company. The Company's decision in these matters is final and not subject to appeal or review.

4.2. User Representations and Warranties. By creating an Account, you represent, warrant, and covenant that: (a) all registration information you submit is and will be maintained as true, accurate, current, and complete; (b) you have the full legal capacity and authority to enter into and be bound by this Agreement; (c) you will not use the Service for any illegal or unauthorized purpose; and (d) your use of the Service does not and will not violate any applicable law or regulation in your jurisdiction.

4.3. Account Security and Prohibitions. You are solely responsible for all activities that occur under your Account. You are prohibited from creating more than one Account without express permission, using false information to create an Account, or selling, transferring, or licensing your Account to another party. Violation of this provision may result in immediate termination.

5.1. Platform and User Rights. VeyoLabs retains all rights in its software, models, platform, workflows, marks, and other Company IP. As between the User and the Company, the User retains any rights the User holds in User Inputs and Outputs, subject to third-party rights and the accepted plan and project terms. Generating, editing, storing, or downloading content through the Service does not by itself make VeyoLabs a co-author, copyright owner, publisher, agent, or sales representative for that content. Applicable law determines whether an Output is protectable and who holds any rights.

5.2. Service Licence. You grant VeyoLabs the limited licence necessary to host, process, secure, and deliver your Inputs and Outputs to provide the features you request, subject to the Privacy Policy and accepted plan. This operational licence does not grant a right to sell, license, publish, advertise, or represent the content to a client. Public showcase, portfolio, or promotional use requires separate permission or a specific accepted project term.

5.3. When Marketplace Representation Applies. The 80/20 marketplace representation and co-publishing arrangement applies only to a specific Covered Transaction: (a) a listing or opportunity the User affirmatively submits to, or accepts through, the VeyoLabs marketplace, Jobs Pool, Campaign, or another commercial feature that VeyoLabs administers; or (b) work-for-hire, campaign, sale, or licence for a client VeyoLabs sourced, introduced, or actively represents. In either case, the User must accept a written or electronic mandate, work order, campaign, or commercial schedule identifying the project, VeyoLabs' role, and fee before committing. Merely having an account, using AI tools, creating or downloading an Output, joining the Creator roster, or using Veyo messaging does not create a Covered Transaction or grant VeyoLabs a blanket publishing mandate.

5.4. Limited Representation Authority and 80/20 Split. For a Covered Transaction only, the User authorizes VeyoLabs, within the accepted mandate, to present the identified work to prospective clients, communicate and negotiate about that opportunity, coordinate delivery, and administer the agreed transaction. A marketplace listing is non-exclusive and limited to presenting and transacting that listed work through the marketplace; it may be withdrawn before a client order is accepted. Any exclusive or off-platform representation must be expressly stated and accepted for the named project. Unless the accepted schedule states another split, the covered transaction amount allocated under that schedule is divided 80% to the Creator/rights holder and 20% to VeyoLabs for the marketplace, sales-representation, or work-for-hire services identified in it. The schedule must identify the fee base, payment flow, deliverables, rights granted to the client, and any applicable expenses or taxes. This is a contractual service/revenue allocation, not a 20% copyright share, co-ownership interest, or claim over unrelated exploitation.

5.4.1. Independent Work Is Excluded. No co-publishing share, representation fee, reporting duty, or audit right applies to a User's regular or independent work, independently sourced clients, or revenue from work that VeyoLabs did not introduce, represent, negotiate, administer, or process as a Covered Transaction—even if the User created or edited that work with VeyoLabs tools. A separately accepted client agreement or other commercial schedule may govern its own expressly identified work.

5.4.2. No Duplicate Fee. A campaign or marketplace schedule must show the VeyoLabs fee before acceptance. Where its 20% campaign/platform fee is allocated from the campaign budget, that is the VeyoLabs fee on that same campaign payment; no additional co-publishing or representation percentage is charged on the same amount unless a separate, expressly accepted schedule identifies a distinct service and fee. Taxes, refunds, chargebacks, pass-through expenses, and payment timing follow the accepted schedule and applicable law.

5.4.3. Rights and Client Delivery. VeyoLabs does not acquire copyright or a fractional ownership interest by representing a Covered Transaction. The User grants only the client rights expressly described in the accepted project documents, and only the rights the User is authorised to grant. Any transfer or client licence is governed by that project's written terms; payment of a platform fee does not automatically transfer VeyoLabs-owned content, third-party rights, or a 20% ownership share.

5.4.4. Term, Records, and Completion. The marketplace mandate lasts for the period and territory stated in the accepted project terms. After it ends, only payment, reporting, confidentiality, client rights already granted, dispute resolution, and other provisions that expressly survive remain in effect for that Covered Transaction. VeyoLabs may request proportionate records needed to verify payment for a Covered Transaction it represented; it has no audit or reporting right over independent work.

5.4.5. Enterprise and Studio Engagements. An Enterprise or Studio account does not automatically carry a 20% co-publishing fee. The executed Enterprise/Studio agreement and its accepted project schedules govern each engagement and prevail over these general terms for that engagement. Where no separate representation mandate is accepted, no co-publishing or sales-representation share is due merely because the customer used the platform.

5.5. Plan-Based Use. Paid-plan users may use Outputs for lawful commercial purposes, subject to applicable third-party rights, plan conditions, and any Covered Transaction they separately accept. Non-paid users may use Outputs only for personal, non-commercial purposes unless their displayed plan says otherwise. Enterprise output rights are governed by the executed Enterprise Agreement. No plan restriction turns independent work into a Covered Transaction or grants VeyoLabs ownership.

5.6. Feedback. Suggestions, feature requests, and other feedback you voluntarily provide about the Service ("Feedback") are non-confidential. You assign to VeyoLabs any intellectual-property rights you hold in that Feedback, so VeyoLabs may use, adapt, and incorporate it into the Service without payment or attribution. Feedback excludes project briefs, creative concepts, User Inputs, Outputs, or other materials submitted as part of a Covered Transaction or creative project.

5.7. Service Improvement and Model Training. Use of eligible Inputs or Outputs to improve or train Company models is governed by the Privacy Policy, the available account controls, Article 45.9, and the exclusions stated there. Biometric face-scan data, Identity Library records, consent declarations, and approved real-human likeness assets remain excluded from Company model training. Third-party provider processing is subject to the documented applicable provider terms and safeguards. This service-improvement permission is not a marketplace or publishing mandate.

6.1. Responsibility for Inputs. You are solely and exclusively responsible for all Inputs you submit to the Service. By submitting Inputs, you represent and warrant that: (1) you are the lawful owner of, or hold all necessary rights to use, such Inputs; (2) your Inputs and any resulting Outputs will not infringe on any third-party rights; (3) your Inputs comply fully with this Agreement and our Acceptable Use Policy; (4) you will not submit any content that is defamatory, obscene, illegal, or promotes unlawful conduct; and (5) you are fully liable for all consequences of any Inputs you provide.

6.2. Rights to Outputs. All generated outputs ("Outputs") are considered "Co-Created Content" under this Agreement. Your rights to use these Outputs are governed by the specific license tier (Paid, Enterprise, or Non-Paid) outlined in Article 5. Due to the nature of generative AI, similar Inputs may produce similar Outputs for different users. Your license applies only to the specific Outputs you generate in your Account.

6.3. Reliance on Outputs. You acknowledge that generative artificial intelligence is an emerging and developing technology. Outputs may contain inaccuracies, artifacts, or may not reflect your intended result. You are solely responsible for reviewing, verifying, and validating the accuracy, legality, and appropriateness of any Outputs before using or sharing them. Outputs should not be used for any critical decisions in medical, legal, financial, or other professional fields without independent human review by a qualified professional. The Outputs generated do not represent the views of the Company.

7.1. Company-Owned AI Personas. These are the exclusive IP of the Company. Your license to use content featuring them is contingent upon an active subscription.

7.2. User-Created AI Personas. You are solely and exclusively liable for any personas you create, and you warrant that you have the legal right to use any likeness you provide.

7.3. Voice Act & TalkDirect AI Systems. Our Voice Act and TalkDirect AI systems process text, images, and audio to generate avatar lip-sync realism videos. These features may involve the processing of Biometric Data including facial imagery and voice patterns.

7.4. Deepfake Prohibition. THE CREATION OF DEEPFAKES OR AI-GENERATED CONTENT DEPICTING REAL PERSONS WITHOUT THEIR EXPLICIT, VERIFIABLE, AND LEGALLY SUFFICIENT WRITTEN CONSENT IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. You shall not use Voice Act, TalkDirect AI, or any AI Persona features to create content that impersonates, misrepresents, defames, or depicts any real person (including celebrities, public figures, or private individuals) without their prior written authorization.

7.5. Use of Your Own Likeness. You may use your own face, voice, and likeness with Voice Act and TalkDirect AI features. By doing so, you acknowledge and consent that the Company will process, store, and review this Biometric Data for service delivery and security purposes. The Company reserves the right to review all user-generated AI persona content at any time for security, compliance, and fraud prevention purposes.

7.6. Consent Documentation. If you use a third party's likeness, you must obtain and maintain verifiable documentation of their consent. You are not required to upload government identification or consent records to the Platform as a condition of ordinary use. You must provide relevant consent documentation to the Company within seventy-two (72) hours of a written request made in connection with an audit, copyright or likeness inquiry, or legal dispute. Failure to do so shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement.

7.8. Real Person Verification, Same-Person Authentication & Identity Library. Any Creator who uses video generation with an identifiable real human face must complete the Service's face-scan and liveness flow before that face can be used. The Service employs the following technical processes via a third-party provider:

• Face Scan and Liveness: Detection and comparison technology is applied to verify that the person registering the likeness is a real, live person, rather than a photo, video replay, mask, or other non-live medium.
• Identity Library: After a successful scan, the Service creates an account-linked Identity Library record containing the verification status and the approved likeness or media-asset associations. This record protects creators and depicted individuals and avoids requiring a new scan for every approved asset.
• Asset Approval: Before real-face video generation, you must approve each applicable image, video, or other likeness asset under the relevant Identity Library record and confirm that you own the likeness or hold the required consent and rights to use it.
• Limited Comparison: Same-Person Authentication compares the scan against the reference materials submitted for that registered likeness. This process does not involve comparison against any government, public security, or identity database, does not constitute real-name identity verification, and is not used to identify people in public or build a public facial-recognition database.

7.9. Per-User Verification — Non-Transferability. Real Person Verification, Identity Library records, and Same-Person Authentication results are granted on an individual, per-account basis. A scan, approval, or verification result obtained under one account may not be used to authorise, proxy, or exempt another user or account. You shall not attempt to bypass, batch, or automate the verification process.

7.10. Prohibition on Misuse of Biometric Authorisation. Unless you have provided separate, explicit consent, neither the Company nor any third-party provider shall: (a) use your Facial Information or materials containing your likeness or voice for any purpose beyond the scope you have consented to; (b) sell, provide, or share your Facial Information with any third party for purposes unrelated to service delivery; (c) use your Facial Information for user profiling, behavioural analysis, advertising targeting, or any other commercial purpose unrelated to the features you have activated; or (d) continue to process your Facial Information after you have withdrawn consent. The Company shall promptly cease processing and delete the relevant Facial Information upon receipt of a valid withdrawal request.

7.11. User Representations & Warranties for Uploaded Avatar Assets. If you upload virtual avatar assets, character images, or other visual materials for use with the AI content generation features, you represent and warrant that:

• The assets are independently and originally created by you or by a third party commissioned by you, and do not infringe upon the portrait rights, voice rights, copyright, or other intellectual property rights of any person;
• You independently possess full rights, title, and interest (including all necessary licences) in the assets and all related materials;
• The virtual avatar is not identical or substantially similar to the likeness or portrait of any natural person other than yourself (or a person for whom you hold documented consent);
• The assets do not contain elements that infringe another's portrait rights, privacy rights, or name rights; unauthorised trademarks or branding; content that violates applicable laws or public order; or content that involves national security or state secrets;
• If the assets incorporate AI-generated content, you have complied with the terms of use of the relevant AI tools, and have performed substantial creative selection, arrangement, and modification of the final output;
• You have properly preserved evidentiary materials demonstrating ownership (such as source files, production screenshots, or transfer/licensing agreements) and will provide them to the Company upon request.

In the event of any intellectual property, personality rights, or infringement dispute arising from an asset you have uploaded, you agree to assume all legal and financial liability and to indemnify the Company and its third-party providers against all losses, costs, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising therefrom.

7.12. Consent Record Retention. The Company shall retain records of your biometric consent — including the consent timestamp, version of the notice or policy you consented to, and the method of consent — in accordance with applicable data protection laws, for the purpose of regulatory review or audit. You may request a copy of your consent record at any time via privacy@cibeeo.com.

7.13. Data Subject Rights for Biometric Data. You have the right to: access and obtain a copy of your Facial Information and processing records; request correction of inaccurate Facial Information; request deletion of your Facial Information (the Company shall promptly comply where statutory conditions are met); and withdraw your consent to Facial Information processing at any time. To exercise any of these rights, contact our Data Protection Officer at privacy@cibeeo.com. The Company shall respond within the timeframe required by applicable law in your jurisdiction.

8.1. Definition and Ownership. The "Agency" consists of a library of Company-Owned AI Personas developed and exclusively owned by the Company. All rights, title, and interest in and to these Agency personas, including their likeness, voice, and associated data, are fictive, non human public AI ersonas, free to use.

8.2. Public and Private Agency Personas. The Company may offer both "Public" and "Private" Agency personas.
(a) Public Personas: These are available to all eligible Users for use within the Service. The Company retains full control over their appearance, use cases, and availability.
(b) Private Personas: These may be developed by the Company for the exclusive use of a specific Brand or User, subject to a separate agreement and additional fees.

8.3. Intellectual Property and Licensing. Content generated using Agency personas constitutes Co-Created Content. As the User, you own the final Output of your Co-Created Content, but your rights to use this content are **licensed**, not transferred, and are contingent upon maintaining an active subscription in good standing. This license does **not** grant ownership of the underlying Agency persona itself. Usage rights are determined by your subscription tier, as outlined in Article 5.5.

8.4. User Responsibility. While the Company owns the Agency personas, you remain solely and exclusively responsible for all User Inputs, including images of created or generated personas, and for the context in which the Co-Created Content is used. You are considered the publisher of the final work and assume all legal responsibility for its dissemination.

Any use of images, likenesses, or content of other community creators, brands, logos, or real humans without their explicit consent is strictly prohibited and considered illegal. The Company is **not responsible** for such unauthorized or illegal use. Content found to violate this policy will be removed, tracked, and reported to the relevant authorities, and the user responsible will be subject to all applicable legal actions.

9.1. Service Description. The VeyoFilmakerStudio is a feature of the Service that provides tools for creating and editing images and videos. The studio offers different creation modes, including a "Pro 2K" mode for high-quality 2K resolution content and a "Filmaker4K" mode for professional-grade 4K resolution content. The studio is also designed to handle the creation of long-format professional videos, with supported lengths ranging from 12 seconds to 3 hours.

9.2. User-Uploaded Content. You are solely responsible for any and all video clips, audio files, images, and other content you upload to the VeyoFilmakerStudio ("User-Uploaded Content"). You represent and warrant that you own or have all necessary rights, licenses, consents, and permissions to use and authorize the Company to use your User-Uploaded Content in the manner contemplated by the Service and these Terms.

9.3. Output Quality and Formats. The final quality, resolution, and file size of any video or image created using the VeyoFilmakerStudio ("Studio Output") will depend on various factors, including the quality of your User-Uploaded Content, the creation mode selected (Pro 2K or Filmaker4K), and your chosen export settings. While the Service is designed to support high-resolution outputs, the Company does not guarantee that the Studio Output will be of a specific quality or free from errors or artifacts.

9.4. Long-Format Video Considerations. The creation and exporting of long-format videos (up to 3 hours) are computationally intensive and may require significant processing time and system resources. You acknowledge that export times can vary greatly depending on the length and complexity of your project, the selected resolution, and server load. The Company is not liable for any delays or interruptions in the availability of the VeyoFilmakerStudio for long-format video processing.

9.5. Intellectual Property of Studio Output. For the purposes of intellectual property, all Studio Output is considered "Co-Created Content" and is subject to the terms outlined in Article 5 of this Agreement. Your rights to use the Studio Output are determined by your subscription tier.

9A.1. Service Description. VeyoTV (accessible at veyolabs.com/tv) is a video streaming and publishing platform that allows users to publish, share, and view video content created on the Veyo platform. VeyoTV is currently available free of charge to all visitors and registered users.

9A.2. Future Monetization. VeyoTV is in active development and may introduce freemium advertising-based monetization features in the future. By continuing to use VeyoTV after such features are introduced, you consent to the display of advertisements and the collection of related analytics data as described in our Privacy Policy.

9A.3. Content Publishing Rights. By publishing content to VeyoTV, you grant the Company a worldwide, royalty-free license to host, display, stream, and distribute your content on the VeyoTV platform. This license is for the purpose of operating and promoting VeyoTV and does not affect your underlying ownership rights to the content as determined by your subscription tier.

9A.4. Streaming Data Collection. VeyoTV collects viewing analytics, engagement metrics, streaming quality preferences, and other data as described in our Privacy Policy. This data is used to deliver and improve the streaming service.

9A.5. Content Moderation. The Company reserves the right to remove, restrict, or demonetize any content published to VeyoTV that violates this Agreement, the Acceptable Use Policy, or applicable laws. Content creators are solely responsible for ensuring their published content complies with all applicable laws and regulations.

9B.1. Service Description. TAR (The Artist Room) is a music video generation tool that processes audio voice files, song lyrics, and related content to generate AI-powered music video outputs.

9B.2. User Responsibility for Audio and Lyrics. You are solely and exclusively responsible for all audio files, voice recordings, song lyrics, and related content you submit to TAR. By submitting such content, you represent and warrant that: (1) you are the lawful owner or have all necessary rights, licenses, and permissions to use such content; (2) your content does not infringe upon any third-party intellectual property rights, including music publishing rights, sound recording rights, or mechanical rights; and (3) you have obtained all necessary clearances, licenses, and permissions for any samples, covers, or derivative works.

9B.3. Processing Consent. By submitting content to TAR, you acknowledge and explicitly approve that the Company will process, store, and use your audio files, lyrics, and related data to generate music video outputs. This processing is necessary for the delivery of the TAR service.

9B.4. Music Rights Disclaimer. THE COMPANY DOES NOT PROVIDE, GUARANTEE, OR FACILITATE ANY MUSIC LICENSING, PUBLISHING RIGHTS, OR MECHANICAL LICENSES. You are solely responsible for obtaining all necessary rights and clearances for commercial distribution of any music video content created using TAR.

9B.5. Output Ownership. Music video outputs generated through TAR are considered "Co-Created Content" and are subject to the intellectual property terms outlined in Article 5 of this Agreement.

9C.1. Service Description. VeyoStudio Pro offers advanced AI model fine-tuning capabilities that allow users to train custom AI models using their own sample data. These custom models can then be deployed for personalized content generation.

9C.2. User-Provided Training Data. You are solely and exclusively responsible for all sample data, images, videos, audio, and other content you provide for fine-tuning purposes ("Training Data"). By submitting Training Data, you represent and warrant that you own or have all necessary rights to use such data for AI model training purposes.

9C.3. Fine-Tuning vs. General Training. Training Data you provide is used exclusively for fine-tuning your personalized custom models and is NOT used for general AI model training across the platform. Your Training Data remains isolated to your custom model deployment unless you explicitly opt-in to broader data sharing.

9C.4. Custom Model Deployment. Custom models created through VeyoStudio Pro fine-tuning are deployed specifically for your account and are based on your provided Training Data. The underlying AI architecture and base models remain the exclusive intellectual property of the Company and its licensors.

9C.5. Data Retention for Fine-Tuning. Training Data may be retained for the duration necessary to maintain and update your custom models. Upon account termination or upon your request, Training Data will be deleted in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable data retention requirements.

10.1. Payment. You agree to pay all fees in accordance with the billing terms in effect at the time the fee is due. You must provide a valid payment method.

10.2. Automatic Renewal. Subscriptions will automatically renew for periods of the same duration as the initial term at the Company's then-current fee. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TIMELY CANCELLATION OF YOUR ACCOUNT. You may cancel your subscription at any time through your account settings. Cancellation will be effective at the end of the current subscription term.

10.3. Community Platform Fee. The Company retains a non-refundable platform fee of 20% (Twenty Percent) of the total Campaign Budget for all funded Campaigns.

10.4. Refund Policy & EU Right of Withdrawal.
(a) General Rule: All fees are generally non-refundable.
(b) EU Consumer Waiver: IF YOU ARE A CONSUMER BASED IN THE EUROPEAN UNION, YOU NORMALLY HAVE THE RIGHT TO WITHDRAW FROM A DIGITAL CONTRACT WITHIN 14 DAYS. HOWEVER, BY PURCHASING CREDITS OR A SUBSCRIPTION AND USING THE SERVICE (GENERATING CONTENT OR CONSUMING A CREDIT), YOU EXPRESSLY CONSENT TO THE IMMEDIATE PERFORMANCE OF THE CONTRACT AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU THEREBY LOSE YOUR RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL.
(c) Strict Usage Rule: Once ONE (1) CREDIT has been consumed or any content generated, the Service is deemed fully delivered, and no refunds shall be issued.

10.5. Taxes. All fees are exclusive of applicable taxes, which you are responsible for paying.

10.6. Refund Exceptions. All fees are generally non-refundable except as follows:
(a) Trial Period: New users receive one hundred (100) trial credits upon registration, valid for three (3) calendar days. If you have only used trial credits and request cancellation within the trial period, no payment will be charged.
(b) Post-Trial Subscriptions: After the trial period has ended or once you have consumed credits beyond your initial trial allotment, subscription fees are non-refundable. By continuing to use the Service beyond the trial period, you acknowledge that your subscription will automatically renew.
(c) Inactive Account Refunds: Users who have not used the Service (no credits consumed, no content generated, no active campaigns) during their most recent billing cycle may request a refund of their last monthly payment. Such refunds will be processed via Stripe within fifteen (15) business days of approval. To request this refund, contact support with your account details.
(d) Account Deletion: Users may cancel their subscription and request permanent account deletion at any time through their account settings. Upon deletion, all data will be permanently removed in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

10.7. 7-Day Window. You may request a refund within seven (7) days of your initial (first month) purchase only if ZERO (0) Credits have been used.

10.8. Technical Issues. Refunds are not provided for dissatisfaction with the artistic style or quality of the AI Output, as AI generation is inherently variable.

10.9. Credit Accumulation, Rollover & Expiry. AI credits allocated under a paid subscription plan accumulate month to month. If you do not consume all credits within a given billing cycle, the remaining unused credits carry over and are added to the credits allocated in the following billing cycle. This accumulation continues month by month; however, unused credits expire 12 months from the date they were originally allocated. Promotional or service credits issued by VeyoLabs expire upon termination of your subscription. Credits are personal, non-transferable, and may not be shared between separate accounts. Upon cancellation or termination of your subscription, any remaining credits are forfeited without compensation.

11.1. User as Sole Director. You acknowledge and agree that while the Company provides the Creative Environment, tools, and infrastructure that justify its status as a "Joint Author" for commercial purposes, **YOU ARE THE SOLE "DIRECTOR" AND DECISION-MAKER** regarding the specific prompts, inputs, subject matter, artistic direction, and final generation of the Content. The Company functions solely as the technical facilitator and exercises no editorial control over your specific creative choices.

11.2. Exclusion of Liability. NOTWITHSTANDING THE "JOINT AUTHORSHIP" STATUS DEFINED IN ARTICLE 5, THE COMPANY ASSUMES **NO LIABILITY** FOR THE SUBSTANCE, MEANING, CONTEXT, OR LEGALITY OF THE CO-CREATED CONTENT. You are solely and exclusively responsible for reviewing, validating, and ensuring the legality of all Co-Created Content under the laws of your jurisdiction and any jurisdiction where the content is distributed.

11.3. Indemnification for Authorship Claims. If a third party brings a claim against the Company alleging liability based on the Company’s status as a "Joint Author" of your content (e.g., a defamation or copyright suit naming Veyo as a co-defendant), you agree to **indemnify, defend, and hold the Company harmless** for all damages, settlements, and legal fees, effectively shielding the Company as if it were not a Joint Author of the disputed work.

12A.1. Right to Suspend for "Imminent Threat".Unlike standard termination for breach, the Company reserves the right to immediately FREEZE or SUSPEND your Account and access to any Funds/Credits if we reasonably believe your usage poses a threat to:
(a) The stability or security of our GPU clusters (e.g., crypto-mining attempts or DDoS behavior);
(b) The reputation of the Platform (e.g., generating content that may trigger a PR crisis); or
(c) A third party (e.g., doxxing or targeted harassment).

12A.2. No Liability for Suspension.You agree that the Company shall not be liable to you for any lost revenue, missed deadlines, or creative interruptions caused by a "Protective Suspension," even if our investigation later clears you of wrongdoing.

15.1. Financial Flow and Platform Fee. For each Campaign, the Company acts as a limited payment collection agent. Upon the Brand's final approval of deliverables, the Campaign Budget shall be distributed: eighty percent (80%) to the Creator(s), and twenty percent (20%) shall be retained by the Company as its non-refundable Platform Fee.

15.2. Taxation. Creators are solely responsible for the calculation and payment of all applicable Taxes on their earnings. The Company will not provide tax advice.

15.3. Enterprise Agreements. The Company offers Brands the option to negotiate separate, bespoke Enterprise Agreements. An executed Enterprise Agreement shall supersede any conflicting terms within this Agreement for the Brand in question. Interested parties should contact the Company directly.

16.1. Content Distribution. By using the Service's distribution features, you grant the Company the right and license to publish approved Campaign content to the social media platforms you connect to your account. You remain subject to the terms of service of each respective social media platform.

16.2. Payment Processing. Campaign Budgets are processed via our third-party payment processor. The Company acts as a limited payment collection agent, holding the funds until the Campaign deliverables are confirmed as complete. Upon confirmation, the Company will release the payment to the Creator, less the applicable Platform Fee.

16.3. Payouts and Taxes. Payouts to Creators will be made via the methods offered on the platform. Creators are solely responsible for paying all applicable income, VAT, and other taxes on their earnings. The Company is not responsible for withholding, collecting, or remitting any taxes on your behalf.

17.1. The Creator Community. The Community is a curated network of verified Creators available to Brands for marketing Campaigns. The Company, in its sole discretion, manages the application, verification, and approval process for all Creators to maintain quality and professional standards.

17.2. Brand Campaigns. Brands can create Campaigns by submitting a detailed brief outlining their objectives, content requirements, brand assets, and total Campaign Budget. The Brand is responsible for providing accurate information and funding the Campaign Budget in full before Creators begin work.

17.3. Content Rights and Usage License. Content created by a Creator for a Campaign is considered a joint work between the Creator, the Brand, and the Company. Upon final payment, the Creator grants the Brand and the Company a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, display, and distribute the content for sales, marketing, and promotional purposes across any media channels.

17.4. Financial Flow and Platform Fee. The Company acts as a limited payment collection agent. Upon the Brand's final approval of Campaign deliverables, the Campaign Budget shall be distributed: eighty percent (80%) to the Creator(s), with the remaining twenty percent (20%) retained by the Company as its non-refundable Platform Fee.

17.5. Taxation Responsibility. Creators are independent contractors and are solely responsible for the calculation and payment of all applicable income, VAT, and other Taxes on their earnings. The Company will not provide tax advice and is not responsible for withholding or remitting any taxes on behalf of Creators.

17.6. Enterprise Agreements. The Company offers Brands the option to negotiate separate, bespoke Enterprise Agreements. An executed Enterprise Agreement shall supersede any conflicting terms within this Agreement for the Brand in question. Interested parties should contact the Company directly.

You agree not to use the Service for any purpose that is prohibited by this Agreement or by applicable law. The following is a non-exhaustive list of prohibited activities:

STRICT LIABILITY: You are strictly prohibited from using "Adversarial Prompting," "Token Smuggling," "Prompt Injection," or "Jailbreaking" techniques. This includes using linguistic obfuscation, synonyms, code-switching or prompingt context manipulation, or roleplay scenarios to bypass, force or trick our safety filters or our partners generative image/video filters in order to generate prohibited ilegal content. Attempting to trick the AI into generating illegal content is treated legally as the intentional creation of that content, it will be taken down, and your account it will be stamped, and reported to authorities in your country.

We Prohibit Violations of Law and Others’ Rights

• Violating any applicable laws or regulations, including intellectual property, privacy, or publicity rights.
• Using subliminal or manipulative techniques that distort a person’s ability to make informed decisions and are likely to cause harm.
• Evaluating or classifying persons based on their social behavior or personal characteristics (social scoring) leading to detrimental treatment.
• Creating or expanding facial recognition databases without consent.
• Categorizing people based on biometric data to infer race, political opinion, religion, or sexual orientation.

We Prohibit Harm to or Exploitation of Children

• Generating or disseminating child sexual abuse material (CSAM), or any content related to the sexual exploitation, grooming, or trafficking of minors. We will report all suspected CSAM to the appropriate authorities.
• Using prompts that sexualize minors or combine terms related to minors (e.g., "baby," "child," "teen") with sexualized or explicit descriptors, regardless of "artistic intent."

We Prohibit Sexually Explicit and Non-Consensual Content

• Generating non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII).
• Generating illegal pornographic content or content relating to sexual violence.

We Prohibit Content That Causes Harm

• Encouraging or providing instructions for self-harm or violence against others.
• Promoting discrimination, threats, or hateful content based on protected attributes.
• Generating extreme gore or content depicting torture or animal abuse.

We Prohibit Deception and Misinformation

• Generating content intended to misinform, disinform, or mislead others on matters of public importance.
• Impersonating others without consent or legal right in a manner that is deceptive or defamatory.
• Failing to appropriately disclose that content is AI-generated where it is not otherwise apparent, especially when interacting with others.

Our Services may use or be used in connection with third-party software, services, or AI models ("Third-Party Services"). By using our Services, you acknowledge and agree that your User Input may be shared with or processed by such Third-Party Services to enable functionality. You are solely responsible for complying with the terms and policies of these third parties.

THE COMPANY HAS NO CONTROL OVER AND ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR, THE CONTENT, ACCURACY, PRIVACY POLICIES, DATA SECURITY, OR PRACTICES OF ANY THIRD-PARTY SERVICES. YOU EXPRESSLY RELIEVE THE COMPANY FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF ANY THIRD-PARTY SERVICE. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR HOW THESE THIRD PARTIES MAY USE YOUR DATA, INCLUDING FOR THEIR OWN AI MODEL TRAINING, AND THEIR USE OF YOUR DATA WILL BE GOVERNED BY THEIR OWN TERMS AND PRIVACY POLICIES.

We may offer manual or automatic updates to our software. If there is any conflict between this Agreement and any third-party terms applicable to any part of our software (such as open-source license terms), the third-party terms will control for that portion of the software.

19A.1. Account Binding Risks.The Service may allow you to bind, link, or sync your Account with third-party platforms (e.g., YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn) for the purpose of "One-Click Publishing" or data importation ("Linked Accounts").

YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT:
(a) You are solely responsible for complying with the Terms of Service of the Linked Account;
(b) The Company acts solely as a technical bridge and has no control over the third-party platform's moderation or ban algorithms; and
(c) The Company is NOT LIABLE for any account suspension, shadow-banning, demonetization, or loss of access you may experience on a Linked Account resulting from content published via VeyoLabs.

19A.2. Token Invalidity.If your authentication token for a Linked Account expires or is revoked, the Company may fail to publish your content. We are not liable for any missed marketing windows or lost revenue due to connection failures.

You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Company and its affiliates, officers, directors, agents, and employees from and against any and all claims, liabilities, damages, losses, costs, and expenses **(including reasonable attorneys' fees and all legal costs from the first moment a claim is asserted)** arising from or in any way connected with:

(a) Your access to or use of the Service;
(b) Your User Input or your Co-Created Content;
(c) Your breach or alleged breach of this Agreement;
(d) Your violation of any applicable law or the rights of any third party, including but not limited to claims of copyright infringement, defamation, invasion of privacy, or violation of publicity rights;
(e) Any claim that your Co-Created Content caused damage or harm to a third party.

The Company reserves the right, at your sole expense, to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter for which you are required to indemnify us, and you agree to cooperate with our defense of these claims. You agree not to settle any matter without the prior written consent of the Company.

PLEASE READ THIS ARTICLE CAREFULLY. IT CONTAINS PROVISIONS THAT GOVERN HOW CLAIMS BETWEEN YOU AND THE COMPANY ARE RESOLVED, INCLUDING A MANDATORY ARBITRATION PROVISION, A JURY TRIAL WAIVER, AND A CLASS ACTION WAIVER THAT AFFECT YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS.

24.1. Governing Law. This Agreement and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with it or its subject matter or formation shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Romania, without regard to its conflict of law principles.

24.2. Applicability of Arbitration Agreement. This Dispute Resolution clause applies to any and all claims or disputes (whether sounding in contract, tort, statute, or otherwise) between you and VeyoLabs AI. This clause does not apply to disputes relating to the infringement of either party's intellectual property rights (such as patents, copyrights, trademarks, or trade secrets), for which either party may seek injunctive or other equitable relief in a court of competent jurisdiction.

24.3. Mandatory Informal Dispute Resolution. Before initiating any formal legal action, you and the Company agree to first attempt to resolve the dispute informally for a period of at least sixty (60) days. To initiate this process, the complaining party must send a written "Notice of Dispute" to the other party that includes: (a) the full name and contact information of the complaining party; (b) a detailed description of the nature and basis of the claim or dispute; and (c) a description of the specific relief sought. The Notice to the Company must be sent to: legal@cibeeo.com. This informal resolution process is a mandatory prerequisite and a condition precedent to initiating arbitration or litigation.

24.4. Binding Arbitration.
(a) For Users Residing Outside the European Union: If the informal resolution process fails, any dispute shall be resolved exclusively and finally by binding arbitration administered in Prahova County, Romania. The arbitration shall be conducted in the English language by a single, neutral arbitrator. The arbitrator's decision shall be final and binding, and judgment on the award rendered by the arbitrator may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof.
(b) For Users Residing Within the European Union: If the informal resolution process fails, any dispute shall be instituted exclusively in the competent courts of Prahova County, Romania. You and the Company hereby irrevocably consent to the personal jurisdiction and venue of these courts.

24.5. WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL. YOU AND THE COMPANY HEREBY KNOWINGLY, VOLUNTARILY, AND INTENTIONALLY WAIVE ANY AND ALL CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY RIGHTS TO SUE SUE IN COURT, HAVE A JURY TRIAL, OR PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT IN FRONT OF A JUDGE OR A JURY. Instead, both parties elect that all claims and disputes shall be resolved by arbitration under this Article, where applicable.

24.6. WAIVER OF CLASS OR CONSOLIDATED ACTIONS. ALL CLAIMS AND DISPUTES WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS AGREEMENT MUST BE ARBITRATED OR LITIGATED ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS AND NOT ON A CLASS, COLLECTIVE, OR REPRESENTATIVE BASIS. CLAIMS OF MORE THAN ONE CUSTOMER OR USER CANNOT BE ARBITRATED OR LITIGATED JOINTLY OR CONSOLIDATED WITH THOSE OF ANY OTHER CUSTOMER OR USER. THE ARBITRATOR MAY NOT CONSOLIDATE MORE THAN ONE PERSON'S CLAIMS AND MAY NOT OTHERWISE PRESIDE OVER ANY FORM OF A REPRESENTATIVE OR CLASS PROCEEDING.

24.7. 30-Day Right to Opt Out. You have the right to opt out of the arbitration provisions of this Article 24 by sending a timely written notice of your decision to opt out to **legal@cibeeo.com** within thirty (30) days of the date you first accept this Agreement. Your notice must include your name, address, and the email address associated with your Account, and an unequivocal statement that you wish to opt out of this arbitration agreement. If you opt out of these arbitration provisions, the Company will also not be bound by them, and all other parts of this Agreement will continue to apply.

24.9. Severability of Public Injunctive Relief.If a court of competent jurisdiction decides that applicable law precludes enforcement of any of this Article's limitations as to a particular claim for relief (such as a claim for public injunctive relief), then that claim (and only that claim) must be severed from the arbitration and may be litigated in court, while the remainder of the claims and disputes remain subject to mandatory binding arbitration.

26.1. Entire Agreement. This Agreement, together with our Privacy Policy, License Agreement, and Distribution and Sales Policy, constitutes the entire agreement between you and the Company.

26.2. Severability. If any provision is found to be unenforceable, it will be limited or eliminated to the minimum extent necessary so that the Agreement will otherwise remain in full force and effect.

26.3. No Waiver. The failure of the Company to exercise or enforce any right shall not constitute a waiver of such right.

26.4. Assignment. This Agreement may not be transferred by you, but may be assigned by the Company without restriction.

26.5. Notices. All legal notices to the Company must be sent by registered mail. Notices to you may be sent to the email address associated with your Account.

26.6. Headings. The headings in this Agreement are for convenience only and shall not affect its interpretation.

VeyoLabs AI ("Company," "we") is a software development and artificial intelligence company that develops a proprietary ecosystem of intellectual property and software products under its exclusive license and ownership.

Our Service, VeyoLabs AI or Simply (Veyolabs), is provided to you by, and you are contracting exclusively with:
VeyoLabs AI, a private limited liability company incorporated in Romania.

Founded in 2024 by Moldoveanu Catalin Marian after more than a decade of experience in the media industry, VeyoLabs AI serves as the exclusive technology and software development entity for the Arxcade Group, a MultiMedia AI, IP Film, Music, and BigData Intelligence holdings company fully and strictly managed by Mr. Moldoveanu.

30.1. Unrestricted Right to Transfer.The Company reserves the absolute, restriction-free right to sell, assign, transfer, encumber, or otherwise dispose of:
(a) The Service and its underlying IP;
(b) User Accounts and associated data;
(c) contractual rights and obligations under accepted Covered Transaction mandates, subject to their scope and applicable law; and
(d) The corporate entity (VeyoLabs AI) itself.

30.2. Transfer Event.In a Transfer Event, a successor may assume a specific accepted mandate only with its associated obligations, subject to applicable law, privacy requirements, and that mandate's terms. This clause does not transfer ownership of User content or create rights over independent work.

30.3. Survival of Revenue Rights.A successor may enforce only fees and obligations expressly due under an accepted Covered Transaction mandate and must honor its scope, term, reporting, and payment protections. No fee survives for independent content or transactions outside that mandate.

30.4. No User Interference.You agree that you have no right to object to, block, or seek an injunction against any Transfer Event, Asset Sale, or Exit Strategy executed by the Company, regardless of any pending disputes or litigation between you and the Company.

32.1. Global Trade Compliance.You acknowledge that the Service, tools, and underlying AI models may be subject to export control laws and regulations of the United States (including the Export Administration Regulations "EAR" and OFAC sanctions), the European Union (EU Dual-Use Regulation), and Romania.

32.2. User Warranties.You represent and warrant that:
(a) You are not located in, organized under the laws of, or ordinarily resident in any country or territory subject to comprehensive US or EU sanctions (currently including, but not limited to, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, and the Crimea/Luhansk/Donetsk regions of Ukraine);
(b) You are not on any list of prohibited or restricted parties (e.g., US Specially Designated Nationals, EU Consolidated List); and
(c) You will not use the Service to generate content related to military technology, nuclear engineering, or weapons systems in violation of export controls.

32.3. Immediate Termination.If you are found to be in violation of this Article, the Company reserves the right to immediately terminate your account and freeze any funds or credits without notice to comply with international law. The Company shall not be liable for any losses resulting from such legal compliance.

33.1. Non-Liability for Service Failure.The Company shall not be liable for any failure or delay in the performance of its obligations under this Agreement if such failure or delay is caused by events beyond its reasonable control ("Force Majeure Events").

33.2. Definition of Events.Force Majeure Events include, but are not limited to:
(a) Acts of God, fires, floods, earthquakes, or natural disasters;
(b) War, terrorism, riots, civil unrest, or national emergencies;
(c) Cyberattacks, massive DDoS attacks, ransomware, or internet service provider failures;
(d) Model Collapse or Legal Ban: If the underlying AI models used by the Service are shut down, regulated, or made unavailable by third-party providers or government decree;
(e) Labor strikes, electrical outages, or failure of utility services.

33.3. Effect of Force Majeure.Upon the occurrence of a Force Majeure Event, the Company's ability to provide the Service may be suspended for the duration of the event. You acknowledge that you are not entitled to a refund or compensation for downtime caused by such events.

34.1. Internet Dependency.The Service is a cloud-based web application that requires a persistent and stable internet connection. You are solely responsible for obtaining and maintaining the network connection and hardware necessary to access the Service. The Company is not responsible for latency, bandwidth limitations, or performance issues caused by your internet service provider.

34.2. Browser Compatibility.The Service is optimized for web browsers. The Company makes no warranty that the Service will function correctly on outdated browsers, unsupported versions, or mobile browsers with limited functionality, or any browser malfunction or any other situations.

34.3. Not a Storage Service.VeyoLabs is a creative production engine platform, NOT A CLOUD STORAGE OR BACKUP SERVICE. While we may store your Co-Created Content for a limited time to facilitate your workflow:
(a) We reserve the right to delete content from inactive accounts or content that exceeds storage limits;
(b) You are solely responsible for downloading and backing up your Co-Created Content to your own local device; and
(c) The Company is not liable for any loss of data, corrupted files, or accidental deletion of User Inputs or Outputs stored on our servers.

35.1. Use of User Identity.You grant the Company a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use your Name, Username, Brand Logo, Profile Picture, and screenshots of your Co-Created Content for the limited purpose of marketing, advertising, and promoting the Service (e.g., on our "Showcase" page, pitch decks to investors, or social media).

35.2. Case Studies.If you are a Brand or Enterprise User, the Company may identify you as a customer and publish a "Case Study" regarding your use of the Service, provided that such Case Study does not disclose your Confidential Information (as defined in Article 13).

35.3. Opt-Out.You may opt out of these publicity rights by sending a written request to brands@cibeeo.com. Upon receipt, we will use reasonable efforts to remove your marks from future marketing materials, though we are not obligated to recall existing printed or distributed materials.

36.1. "As Is" Nature of Beta.From time to time, the Company may invite you to try "Beta," "Alpha," or "Experimental" features (collectively, "Beta Services"). You acknowledge that Beta Services are not ready for prime time, may contain bugs, may cause data loss, and are provided "AS IS" with absolutely no warranty.

36.2. No Liability for Beta Data Loss.The Company shall have NO LIABILITY for any harm, lost revenue, lost data, or corrupted projects arising from your use of Beta Services. You use them entirely at your own risk.

36.3. Confidentiality of Beta.If the Company declares a Beta Service to be confidential, you agree not to disclose screenshots, video, or details of the feature to the public or press until official launch.

37.1. Mandatory Labeling.You agree not to mislead the public regarding the nature of the content. If you publish Co-Created Content externally, you must not represent AI-generated content as entirely human-made if such representation would violate applicable consumer protection laws or the EU AI Act.

37.2. Watermarks and Metadata (C2PA).The Service may embed visible watermarks, invisible cryptographic signatures (C2PA/IPTC), or metadata indicating that the content was generated by AI. YOU ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED FROM REMOVING, ALTERING, OBSCURING, OR STRIPPING THESE VISIBLE OR INVISIBLE INDICATORS.

37.3. Immediate Ban for Tampering.Any attempt to use software or editing techniques to remove Veyo's provenance data or watermarks to "pass off" the content as human-created or to hide the origin of the content is a material breach of this Agreement and will result in immediate Account termination and forfeiture of all Credits.

37.4. Content Authenticity Certificates. For content distributed through the Platform's marketplace, VeyoTV, or Campaign delivery channels, the Company may generate a Content Authenticity Certificate ("CAC") that includes:
(a) A unique cryptographic identifier linked to the content;
(b) The date and time of creation;
(c) The AI model(s) and version(s) used in generation;
(d) The identity verification tier of the creating User (without disclosing personal information);
(e) Consent documentation status (verified / self-declared / not applicable); and
(f) A tamper-evident digital signature from the Platform.

Content Authenticity Certificates may be verified by third parties through the Company's public verification API or website. The CAC does not constitute a warranty of legality or non-infringement but serves as a provenance record.

37.5. Available Provenance Records. Provenance records cover only captured information available for the specific asset or session. C2PA, IPTC and other embedded credentials apply only where supported and documented; they are not guaranteed in every output. Missing events must not be represented as independently verified. Private certificate contents are not made public merely because a verification record exists. Article 45.7–45.8 defines the evidence boundaries.

37.6. Third-Party Verification Integration. The Company may integrate with third-party content authenticity verification services, including but not limited to Google's SynthID, Adobe Content Credentials, and industry-standard deepfake detection platforms. You consent to your Co-Created Content being processed by such services for authenticity verification purposes.

38.1. Abandoned Accounts (Dormancy).If your Account remains inactive (no logins) for a period of twenty-four (24) consecutive months, and you have funds, credits, or accrued Revenue Share in your Wallet, the Company may, subject to applicable law, charge a "Dormancy Fee" of up to €29.00 per month against your balance until it reaches zero.

38.2. Escheatment.If required by applicable "Unclaimed Property" laws, we may be legally obligated to turn over your abandoned funds to the government authority in your jurisdiction. The Company is released from liability upon such transfer.

38.3. Non-Transferability Upon Death.Your Account and License are personal to you. You may not bequeath, inherit, or transfer your Account credentials via a will or trust. However, any accrued and unpaid Revenue, Distribution revenues etc. (money actually owed) may be claimed upon provision of valid death certificate and probate documents satisfactory to the Company.

39.1. User Right to Terminate.You may terminate this Agreement at any time by closing your Account via the settings dashboard. Upon termination, your right to use the Service ceases immediately.

39.1A. Deletion of Avatars and Identity Library.You may delete any Avatar, AI Persona, approved likeness or media asset, and your Identity Library record at any time through the available account controls. You may also request deletion directly from the Company by contacting privacy@veyolabs.com or support@veyolabs.com. The Company will process the request in accordance with applicable data-protection law and the specific retention and deletion rules in these Terms. Deleting an Avatar, asset, or Identity Library record disables any real-face generation eligibility that depends on it and does not remove content or records that must be retained for a valid legal, security, fraud-prevention, tax, payment, copyright, or dispute-resolution purpose.

39.4. Effect of Deletion on Covered Transactions.Account termination does not cancel a payment, delivery, or client-rights obligation already accepted for a Covered Transaction. Any remaining fee is limited to that project and its accepted terms. No representation right or revenue share continues for independent work or new transactions after the mandate ends.

CRITICAL NOTICE: Generating AI content that depicts, reproduces, imitates, or is identifiably based on any real living or deceased person — including but not limited to actors, musicians, athletes, sports personalities, politicians, public figures, influencers, or private individuals — without their explicit, AI-specific, verifiable written consent is strictly prohibited and constitutes a violation of applicable law. You, the User, bear sole and exclusive legal and financial responsibility for all such violations. The Company bears no liability whatsoever.

44.1. Scope and Fundamental User Responsibility.
This Article governs the generation of any AI content — including images, video, audio, voice synthesis, text, or any other medium — that depicts, evokes, or is recognisably based on the likeness, name, voice, image, signature, photograph, or distinctive appearance of any real person, whether living or deceased. The prohibitions and obligations in this Article apply to all Users regardless of subscription tier (Creator, Pro, Enterprise), including all entities acting through an Enterprise account such as advertising agencies, production studios, brands, and their sub-users.

By using the Service, you irrevocably acknowledge that:
(a) the Platform provides AI generation tools — it does not generate content autonomously for commercial purposes on your behalf;
(b) you are the sole decision-maker regarding what inputs you provide and what outputs you request;
(c) you are the sole legal author and owner of any infringing, unauthorised, or unlawful output you cause to be generated;
(d) the Company is not a co-author, co-creator, publisher, or distributor of any output that violates this Article, and the Company's co-publishing framework under Article 5.4 expressly excludes all such content per Article 5.4.6(b).

44.2. Right of Publicity — United States.
The right of publicity is a state-level intellectual property right protecting every individual's exclusive right to control the commercial use of their name, image, likeness, voice, signature, and other indicia of identity. It applies regardless of whether the person is a celebrity or a private individual. The following laws directly govern content generated through the Platform by or for US-based users, and are enforceable against you (not the Company) for any violation:

California (most widely applied nationally):
• California Civil Code §3344 — Prohibits the knowing use of any living person's name, voice, signature, photograph, or likeness for commercial purposes without prior consent. Minimum statutory damages: $750 per violation, plus actual damages, disgorgement of profits, and punitive damages.
• California Civil Code §3344.1 (Astaire Celebrity Rights Act) — Extends the right of publicity to deceased personalities for 70 years post-death, enforceable by their estate. Applies to any person who was commercially known at the time of death.

Tennessee:
• Tennessee Personal Rights Protection Act (TRPA) / "Elvis Act" (T.C.A. §47-25-1101 et seq.) — Protects the name, likeness, and voice of any individual (not just celebrities) during life and for 10 years post-death (indefinitely while actively exploited commercially). Originally enacted to protect the estate of Elvis Presley; applies broadly. Violation is a separate tortious act.

New York:
• New York Civil Rights Law §§50–51 — Prohibits the use of any living person's name, portrait, picture, or voice for advertising or trade purposes without written consent. Provides injunctive relief and compensatory and punitive damages.

Texas:
• Texas Statute of Identity (Tex. Prop. Code §26.001 et seq.) — Protects the right of publicity of deceased persons for 50 years post-death. Covers name, voice, signature, photograph, image, likeness, and distinctive appearance.

Other US States:
Indiana, Oklahoma, Virginia, Illinois, and over 30 additional states maintain their own right of publicity statutes, each with varying terms, damages, and post-mortem durations. You are responsible for complying with the law of every jurisdiction in which you distribute or publish AI-generated content depicting any real person.

Federal — Lanham Act §43(a):
Beyond state publicity rights, generating AI content that creates a false impression of celebrity endorsement, affiliation, or sponsorship — even without using the person's name — constitutes false designation of origin under the Lanham Act §43(a), 15 U.S.C. §1125(a). This applies even to archetype-described content if the output is recognisably based on a specific real person and is used in a commercial context implying their endorsement.

44.3. Name, Image & Likeness (NIL) Rights — Athletes & Sports Personalities.
Athletes — professional, semi-professional, and collegiate — hold distinct and vigorously enforced rights over their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). Following the US Supreme Court's ruling in NCAA v. Alston (2021) and subsequent state NIL legislation, all college athletes in the United States are entitled to commercially exploit their NIL and to enforce against unauthorised use. Professional athletes hold NIL rights both individually and through their collective bargaining agreements.

Applicable frameworks:
• NCAA NIL Policy (2021) — All current and former collegiate athletes retain NIL rights. Unauthorised AI generation of a collegiate athlete's likeness for commercial use is actionable.
• NFLPA (NFL Players Association) — All NFL players hold group licensing rights through the NFLPA. Commercial use of an identifiable NFL player's likeness in any medium, including AI-generated content, requires NFLPA licensing.
• NBPA (National Basketball Players Association), MLBPA (Major League Baseball Players Association), NHLPA, MLSPA — all maintain equivalent group licensing frameworks.
• Olympic Athletes — Athletes' NIL rights during the Olympic period are additionally governed by IOC Rule 40, which restricts commercial use of Olympic athletes' images during and around the Games.
• EU / International athletes — Professional athletes in EU member states enjoy personality rights under national civil codes (see Article 44.4) in addition to any applicable sports federation rules.

You must not generate any content depicting an identifiable athlete's likeness, jersey number, team affiliation, signature move, or any combination of attributes that makes them recognisable without valid written NIL authorisation. The Company is not a licensed NIL partner of any sports league, federation, or athlete group, and grants no rights of this nature through the Service.

44.4. Personality Rights — European Union, Romania & International.
In the European Union and most civil law jurisdictions, personality rights (droits de la personnalité / Persönlichkeitsrechte / dreptul la imagine) are fundamental, inalienable rights arising from human dignity. Unlike the US right of publicity — which is primarily a commercial property right — EU personality rights are fundamental human rights and cannot be contractually waived in their entirety. They protect every individual, regardless of celebrity status, against the unauthorised use of their image, voice, name, and identity in any medium including AI-generated content.

Romania (governing law of the Company):
• Romanian Civil Code (Law 287/2009), Arts. 58–60 — Every natural person has the right to protection of their non-patrimonial rights, including the right to name, image, honour, and private life. Violation gives rise to injunctive relief, moral damages, and patrimonial damages.
• Romanian Civil Code, Arts. 72–77 — Specifically protects the dreptul la imagine (right to image): no person's image may be captured, reproduced, distributed, or published — including through AI synthesis — without their consent. Authorisation obtained for one purpose (e.g., a photograph) does NOT automatically extend to AI generation of the same person's likeness.

France:
• Code Civil Art. 9 (droit à la vie privée / droit à l'image) — Every person has the right to respect for their private life and the exclusive right to their own image. Courts routinely grant injunctions and award substantial damages for AI-generated likeness misuse.

Germany:
• Kunsturhebergesetz (KUG) §§22–23 — Images of a person may only be distributed or publicly displayed with the person's express consent. The AI synthesis of a recognisable likeness is treated as a "portrait" under KUG. Limited exceptions (persons of contemporary history) do not apply to commercial AI generation.
• Allgemeines Persönlichkeitsrecht (General Personality Right) — derived from the Basic Law (GG) Art. 1 (human dignity) and Art. 2 (personal freedom); applied by the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) to prohibit unauthorised AI likeness use.

European Convention on Human Rights / EU Charter:
• ECHR Art. 8 (right to private and family life) and EU Charter Art. 7 (respect for private life) have been applied by the European Court of Human Rights and EU courts to protect individuals against AI-generated likeness use that violates their reasonable expectation of privacy or dignity.

The Company, as a Romanian entity operating under Romanian and EU law, is bound by these frameworks in its own capacity. However, the Company is not the generator of content you create — you are. You are fully and exclusively liable for any violation of EU personality rights arising from your use of the Service.

44.5. Posthumous & Estate Rights — Deceased Personalities.
The death of a person does not extinguish rights over their name, likeness, image, or voice. Depending on jurisdiction, post-mortem personality and publicity rights are enforceable by the deceased person's estate, heirs, or designated rights holders for periods ranging from 10 to 70+ years after death, and in some jurisdictions indefinitely while actively exploited commercially.

Key post-mortem frameworks applicable to content generated on the Platform:
• California §3344.1 — 70 years post-death (estates of Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, etc. have successfully enforced this);
• Tennessee TRPA — 10 years, extendable indefinitely with active commercial exploitation;
• Texas Prop. Code §26.001 — 50 years post-death;
• Indiana Code §32-36-1 — 100 years post-death;
• Romanian Civil Code Art. 79 — personality rights protections may be exercised post-mortem by the deceased's heirs for the defence of non-patrimonial interests;
• French law — the droit à l'image post-mortem is exercisable by heirs for a period appropriate to protecting the dignity and memory of the deceased;
• German law — the postmortales Persönlichkeitsrecht survives death, with the duration dependent on the continued legitimate interests of the memory of the deceased.

You must not generate any AI content depicting any deceased person — regardless of how long ago they died — without verifying whether their estate holds enforceable post-mortem rights and obtaining appropriate authorisation from the rights holder. The Company provides no clearance, licence, or legal cover for content depicting deceased personalities.

44.6. AI-Specific False Endorsement & False Association Prohibition.
Generating AI content that creates — even without explicitly naming a person — a false impression that a real individual endorses, sponsors, uses, or is affiliated with a product, service, brand, or message is independently prohibited and legally actionable. This includes:
(a) generating a likeness that appears to show a public figure using or recommending a product or service they have not endorsed;
(b) placing recognisable voice synthesis of a real person in an advertisement or promotional video without consent;
(c) creating content that implies a celebrity's participation in or approval of a campaign;
(d) generating "testimonial-style" content depicting a real person speaking favourably about any offering.

Applicable law: Lanham Act §43(a) (US — false designation/false endorsement); EU Unfair Commercial Practices Directive 2005/29/EC, Art. 6 (misleading commercial practices); Romanian Law No. 158/2008 on misleading and comparative advertising; UK Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. Violations may also constitute fraud under applicable criminal law.

The Company's AI generation pipeline does not and cannot verify whether any output creates a false endorsement impression. You are solely responsible for ensuring no AI-generated content you create implies any real person's endorsement or association without valid contractual authorisation from that person.

44.7. Platform Content Policy & Archetype Substitution — Disclosure & Limitations.
The Platform maintains a centrally enforced Content Policy that is automatically injected into all AI generation system prompts. Among other safety measures, this policy instructs the AI models to substitute recognisable names of celebrities, public figures, politicians, athletes, and trademarked fictional characters with generic descriptive archetypes (e.g., a prompt referencing a specific actor by name may be internally rewritten to reference "a charismatic male action star of similar build and age"). This substitution is a best-effort technical safety measure designed to reduce the likelihood of generating recognisable likenesses of real people.

This substitution mechanism does NOT constitute a legal guarantee or safe harbour, and you must not rely on it as a defence. Specifically:
(a) archetype substitution does not prevent an AI model from generating output that nonetheless resembles or evokes a specific real person, whether intentionally or as a result of training data;
(b) if you deliberately craft prompts using descriptive language designed to produce output resembling a specific real person — even without naming them — you remain fully liable for any resulting right of publicity, personality rights, or false endorsement violation;
(c) the Company makes no representation that the Content Policy will in every case prevent the generation of content that infringes third-party personality or publicity rights;
(d) the existence of the Content Policy and archetype substitution mechanism does not affect the Company's exercise of its right to remove, disable, or take legal action regarding any infringing content that is identified, regardless of the prompting method used.

44.8. Platform's Legal Position — AI-Generated Content & Safe Harbour.
The Platform's primary legal defence against third-party publicity and personality rights claims arising from User-generated content is not based solely on traditional safe harbour frameworks, but on the following combined legal position:

(a) Authorship Exclusion (Article 5.4.6): The Company is expressly not a co-author, co-creator, or publisher of any content that infringes third-party likeness or personality rights. Legal authorship — and with it all associated liability — rests exclusively with the User who caused the content to be generated.

(b) Prohibition + Reasonable Measures (Articles 7.4, 14.3, 44.1–44.7): The Company has implemented and published explicit prohibitions, technical safeguards (Content Policy, archetype substitution, automated likeness scanning), graduated enforcement penalties, and a mandatory consent chain. These constitute "reasonable measures" demonstrating the Company's good-faith effort to prevent infringement — a key factor in liability assessment under both US and EU law.

(c) Traditional Safe Harbour — Limited Applicability to AI: The Company asserts protection under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (47 U.S.C. §230) for content information from third-party users (US), and under EU Digital Services Act (DSA) Art. 6 for hosting user-generated content (EU). However, you acknowledge that courts in multiple jurisdictions are actively examining whether AI generation tools qualify as passive hosts or as active content creators, and that the applicability of traditional safe harbour to AI-generated content remains unsettled law. The Company's reliance on authorship exclusion (44.8(a)) and demonstrated reasonable measures (44.8(b)) is therefore the primary — and more legally robust — defence.

(d) Full Indemnification: Regardless of the outcome of any safe harbour analysis, you are obligated under Article 23 and Article 5.4.7 to fully indemnify the Company for all costs, damages, and legal fees arising from any third-party publicity, personality rights, false endorsement, or likeness claim related to content you generated. This indemnification obligation is unlimited, immediate (from the moment a claim is asserted), and survives termination of this Agreement.

44.9. Enhanced Obligations for Pro & Enterprise Users.
Pro and Enterprise subscription users operate the Platform at a scale, and frequently in commercial contexts, that materially increases the potential harm and legal exposure arising from unauthorised likeness use. Courts and regulators apply heightened scrutiny to commercial-scale operations. Accordingly, in addition to all obligations applicable to Creator-tier users, Pro and Enterprise users must:

(a) Maintain a Consent Ledger: Keep an auditable record of all consent authorisations obtained for any third-party likeness used in AI generation, including the date, method of consent, content scope, territory, and duration of authorisation. This ledger must be producible to the Company within 72 hours of written request and to competent authorities within any legally mandated timeframe;
(b) Pre-Distribution Legal Review: Before publishing, distributing, or delivering to any client any AI-generated content depicting an identifiable real person, obtain written confirmation from qualified legal counsel that all applicable publicity, personality rights, NIL, and false endorsement clearances are in place;
(c) Contractual Pass-Through: Where the Enterprise account is used on behalf of or for a client (advertiser, brand, production company), the Enterprise user must contractually bind that client to these Terms and the obligations of this Article — including the indemnification obligations — and shall be jointly and severally liable with that client for any violation;
(d) No Bulk Generation of Public Figure Likenesses: Enterprise-tier API access or bulk generation workflows must not be used to generate large volumes of content depicting public figures, celebrities, athletes, or politicians, whether for training data, creative testing, or any other purpose, without first obtaining the Company's written pre-clearance and all applicable third-party consents;
(e) Insurance: Enterprise users engaged in the commercial production and distribution of AI-generated content for third parties are strongly advised to maintain Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance covering right of publicity and personality rights claims. The Company makes no representation regarding the insurability of any specific use case.

44.10. Enforcement, Takedown & Consequences.
(a) Rights Holder Requests: Any person who believes their likeness, name, image, voice, or personality rights have been violated by content generated on the Platform may submit a takedown request to legal@cibeeo.com with: (i) identification of the specific content; (ii) proof of identity and rights ownership; (iii) a statement that the use is unauthorised. The Company will action verified requests within 24 hours of receipt, consistent with Article 14B.3.

(b) Graduated Enforcement: Violations of this Article are subject to the graduated enforcement framework in Article 37A.2, from warning and content removal (minor/first offence) through permanent termination and law enforcement referral (serious/repeat violations).

(c) Mandatory Cooperation: Upon receipt of any legal process (subpoena, court order, regulatory demand) relating to content you generated, the Company will cooperate fully with rights holders, courts, and regulators. The Company will disclose your account information and content generation records to the extent required or permitted by applicable law.

(d) Your Indemnification — Full Scope: You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Company, its officers, directors, shareholders, employees, agents, legal representatives, and authorised processors from and against any and all claims, proceedings, damages, awards, settlements, legal fees, and costs — from the moment a claim is threatened or asserted — arising from or related to: (i) your unauthorised use of any real person's name, image, likeness, voice, or identity in AI-generated content; (ii) any violation of the right of publicity under any applicable US state statute; (iii) any violation of personality rights under EU, Romanian, or any other applicable civil law; (iv) any NIL violation relating to any athlete; (v) any false endorsement or false association claim under the Lanham Act or equivalent law; (vi) any claim by the estate of a deceased personality; or (vii) any other claim arising from your non-compliance with this Article. This indemnification obligation is unconditional, unlimited in amount, and survives the termination of this Agreement.