Questions
What people ask first.
What is the difference between AI-generated and AI-assisted?
AI-generated means the machine produced the content. AI-assisted means a person made it and the machine helped — correcting, shortening, suggesting. Under Article 50 of the EU AI Act, the first case must be marked. The second is exempt as long as the assistance does not substantially change the content or its meaning.
Does my business have to label AI content?
If you publish content that was generated or substantially altered by AI, yes, since 2 August 2026. If AI only helped you edit something you wrote, no. The grey zone in between is where most businesses actually sit, and it is worth going through your own cases once rather than guessing.
What does it cost to start automating?
We do not publish prices, because the honest answer depends entirely on the process. What we can say: we start with one narrow case you can measure, not a platform. If that case does not pay for itself, there is no reason to continue, and we will say so.
Can we keep developing the system ourselves afterwards?
That is one of the two ways we work, and the one we recommend when you have people who enjoy this. You get the prompts, the configurations and the reasoning behind them. It runs in your accounts. We stay reachable without being necessary.
Why does AI need human data at all?
Because models trained on model output degrade. A Nature study by Shumailov and colleagues showed that recursive training on generated data makes the rare cases disappear first and the output drift toward the average. New human material is the correction — and unlike the archive of the past, it is not finite.
How do you prove that footage is human?
Three layers. Content Credentials (C2PA) signed at the camera where the equipment supports it. A documented record of place, date, crew and every processing step. Signed releases from everyone appearing, with an explicit AI-training clause. None of it proves what happened in front of the lens — it proves where the file came from and who agreed to what.
Do you make AI avatars or AI video?
No. We use AI for processes — the work behind the scenes. We do not use it to replace the people in front of the camera. That is the whole position, and it is also why Service 02 exists.
Where is the data stored?
In the EU, by default, and we tell you which provider. If a specific project needs a service outside the EU, you hear about it while the decision is still open.