Short answer: You retain a license to AI-generated assets you create within your project, but Vizno reserves limited use rights over those assets. This means you are not the sole, unrestricted owner - Vizno holds certain rights to the AI-generated material alongside your own license.
What "limited use rights" means for you
When you generate an asset using Vizno's AI tools, the result is licensed to you for use in your project. However, Vizno also retains limited rights to that same asset. The exact scope of those reserved rights - for example, whether Vizno may use assets for platform promotion, model training, or other purposes - is still being finalized. Check back here for updated details as the full terms are confirmed.
How this differs from assets you bring in yourself
This licensing arrangement applies specifically to assets generated through Vizno's own AI tooling. Assets you create entirely outside of Vizno and then import into your project are governed by your existing rights to that material, not by this policy. If you are unsure whether a particular workflow triggers the AI-asset license, err on the side of caution and review the terms before publishing.
What to do if you need full, exclusive ownership
If your project or downstream contracts require you to hold sole, unrestricted rights to every asset, AI-generated assets produced through Vizno's tools may not meet that requirement under the current policy. Consider using externally created assets where exclusive ownership is essential, and consult the platform terms for the most current language once they are finalized.