AI Video Rated

What each video generator's own policy lets you put on screen

Vocabulary: the words the policies use

The same word does different work in different policies. Each entry defines a term as it is used in this file and shows how several vendors word it. As of 2026-09-25.

What this section holdsThe terms that recur across these policies, and how each vendor uses them. It holds 18 pages.SectionVocabulary18 pagesEach pageOne question, answered from quoted policy text.Each quoteAddress and date of the vendor page.
Fig. 1 Every page in the section links back here and to its neighbours.

Terms are included when at least three vendors in the register use them, or when a reader cannot follow a rating without them. Each entry says what the term covers here and what it does not.

Definitions are this file's own; the quotes beside them are the vendors'.

1In this section

  • Acceptable use policy — Acceptable use policy: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 3 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Age of majority — Age of majority: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 5 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Input and output checks — Input and output checks: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 8 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Child sexual abuse material — Child sexual abuse material: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 8 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Community guidelines — Community guidelines: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 4 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Deepfake — Deepfake: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 7 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Age of digital consent — Age of digital consent: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 4 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Likeness — Likeness: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 8 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Content moderation — Content moderation: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 5 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Non-consensual intimate imagery — Non-consensual intimate imagery: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 8 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Parental consent — Parental consent: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 8 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Prohibited use policy — Prohibited use policy: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 7 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Public figure — Public figure: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 8 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Right of publicity — Right of publicity: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 6 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Appeal route — Appeal route: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 7 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Repeat infringer — Repeat infringer: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 5 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Suspension and termination — Suspension and termination: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 8 vendors quoted and dated.
  • Reporting to NCMEC — Reporting to NCMEC: what the term means in AI video policies, with the wording of 3 vendors quoted and dated.

2The making side of the policy

Policy wording in “Vocabulary” meets production here; SceneMixer's pages describe its side like this:

A SceneMixer segment comes out with its sound already in it: each line spoken in that character’s voice, the speaker’s lips moving with the words, and the ambience of the place — rain, traffic, a clock.

SceneMixer, Dialogue and Sound in One Generation (read 2026-10-13)

It is a property of the character, written once in the voice description, and it covers every line they speak. What changes line by line — mood, pace, a word under stress — goes in the delivery note in brackets at the start of that line.

SceneMixer, Give a Character an Accent or Dialect in an AI Drama — “Do I have to repeat the accent on every line?” (read 2026-10-13)

3Other sections