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AI Content, Ownership, and Provider Notice

This notice explains how LizzFlix handles prompts and outputs, what remains private, and what still depends on third-party model providers.

Effective date · 2026-10-15Earlier versions

1. Private by default

LizzFlix does not use your prompts, uploads, or outputs to train LizzFlix-owned models.

Content is still processed by third-party generation providers when you intentionally choose a model and start a job. They process it under their own terms, and some of them may use it to improve their models, as described below.

2. Provider training policies

  • Runway (video and images, such as Gen-4.5): its terms of use allow Runway to use inputs and outputs to train and improve its AI models.
  • fal: does not train on your content, except for models fal lists as "Pending Enterprise Ready". The models fal runs for LizzFlix receive the content you send to them: for example Google's Gemini Omni and Nano Banana, Kuaishou's Kling, MiniMax, Alibaba's Wan, ByteDance's Seedream, and models by Meta, xAI, OpenAI and VEED.
  • ElevenLabs (voices, including Eleven v4): its terms of use describe when ElevenLabs may use content to improve its models and offer an opt-out.
  • OpenRouter (story ideas, scene proposals and other writing help, with OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Sol): OpenRouter keeps prompts only when prompt logging is switched on for the account; the policy of the model provider it routes to also applies.

3. Output responsibility

AI outputs can be inaccurate, inconsistent, or legally risky. You are responsible for reviewing what you publish, especially around likenesses, trademarks, copyright, and factual claims.

4. Provider constraints

  • Providers may moderate or reject requests.
  • Providers may have their own output rights, safety rules, or retention windows.
  • Certain models may not support native audio, references, or extension and may change behavior over time.
  • Some video and audio features are powered by Runway.