Synthetic Media, AI Avatar, and Data Sourcing Compliance Policy
Last Updated: August 8, 2026
Company Name: Surviveit2 LLC
Website: surviveit2.com
1. Purpose & Scope
This Policy outlines how Surviveit2 LLC ("we," "our," or "us") utilizes synthetically generated information (SGI), digital AI avatars, and third-party data inputs on Surviveit2.com. We deploy these technologies to optimize user interfaces, provide automated assistance, and process cross-border information.
This policy applies globally to all visitors and users, with specific dual-compliance safeguards for users residing in the United States and the People's Republic of China (PRC).
2. Definitions
- Deep Synthesis / Synthetic Media: Any text, image, audio, or video content generated or significantly modified using artificial intelligence, deep learning, or algorithms.
- AI Avatars: Interactive or presentation-based digital characters acting as automated representatives on our website.
- Sourced Data: Information, algorithms, training models, or datasets procured from third-party partners or public repositories to power our systems.
3. Global Transparency & Digital Watermarking (US & China Compliance)
To ensure full compliance with the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) Provisions on Deep Synthesis and US federal/state transparency standards:
- Prominent Labeling: All AI avatars, synthetic videos, and synthetic voices generated on surviveit2.com will carry a clear, visible, and indelible watermark or text notification (e.g., "Synthetically Generated / Powered by AI").
- No Imminent Deception: We do not deploy synthetic media to impersonate real public figures without explicit authorization or to publish fake news.
- Real-Name Verification Note: In compliance with Chinese regulations, users interacting deeply with our generation tools may be required to undergo real-name identity verification through appropriate localized third-party gateways.
4. Sourced Data Compliance & Intellectual Property
Our platform utilizes data ingested from various global sources. We maintain strict compliance standards regarding data integrity:
- Lawful Sourcing: All third-party data utilized by surviveit2.com is obtained legally through APIs, public datasets, open-source frameworks, or strict licensing agreements.
- IP Protection: We respect copyright, trademark, and data rights across jurisdictions. If sourced data contains proprietary content, we ensure compliance with fair use (US) and relevant statutory exemptions under Chinese IP law.
- Malicious Alteration Filter: Sourced data is vetted to prevent the propagation of malicious deepfakes, politically disruptive misinformation, or harmful text/code.
5. Cross-Border Data Privacy and Protection
Operating across the US and China requires adherence to both the US Privacy Frameworks (e.g., California’s CCPA/CPRA) and China’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL).
- Consent for Data Collection: If an AI avatar collects, logs, or processes personal identifiers (such as voice prints, text input, or facial geometry), we will obtain explicit, separate consent before processing.
- Data Localization & Transfer: Data collected from users in China will be handled in accordance with PIPL cross-border transfer mechanisms, including security assessments or standard contract clauses where mandatory. US user data is protected under standard US state statutory guidelines.
- User Rights: Users from both regions maintain the right to access, correct, delete, or withdraw consent regarding any personal data captured during their interaction with our avatars.
6. Prohibited Activities
Users visiting surviveit2.com are prohibited from:
- Using or extracting our AI avatars or data to generate non-consensual deepfakes.
- Reverse-engineering our proprietary generation models or scraping sourced data batches.
- Overriding or erasing our synthetic media labels, logos, or digital watermarks.
7. Enforcement and Reporting
Surviveit2 LLC actively monitors its systems for compliance. If you find any unauthorized data usage, mislabeled avatars, or service errors, please contact our global compliance team immediately at compliance@surviveit2.com.
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- A valid contact email if it is different from compliance@surviveit2.com
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