The SocialGravity AI likeness licensing standard
Use the seven checkable records required to connect a real person, permission, production and each released output.
Working tools and evidence for research, scoping, clearance, verification and change control when somebody has to decide whether an AI likeness deal can proceed.
These resources are designed to be used in a real review, not read as generic trend commentary. They separate contractual permission, operational controls and technical evidence so one layer is not mistaken for another.
Use the seven checkable records required to connect a real person, permission, production and each released output.
Review rights clearance, starting inputs, approvals, cost factors, production routes and output proof.
Review voice rights, script approval, cost factors, production controls, output inspection and proof for a brand campaign.
Compare marketplaces, production vendors and permission infrastructure across identity, consent, scope, controls, receipts and lifecycle.
Study independent public cases with primary sources, known facts, open questions and operating-control lessons.
Read the primary-source report, inspect the method and download the coded evidence dataset.
Filter the primary-source dataset by authority class, jurisdiction and operating control.
Download the data, chart, citation file, change history and bounded reporting brief.
Build a local campaign authorization brief, define approvals and assemble the client handoff package.
See the seven records that should connect a person, permission, payment, generation, output and status.
Try an existing signed synthetic receipt, change it and see what the verifier can establish.
Separate talent compensation, production costs and permission clearance, then review the scope behind a quote.
Review the parties, intended use, asset, approvals, term, payment, evidence and revocation.
Move an agency brief through consent, generation, publication and client handoff.
Separate pause, expiry and revocation, then preserve the status and existing-output rule.
Twenty-four checks across the brief, identity, scope, delivery, payment, change control and proof.
These resources are practical information, not legal advice. Applicable rights and contract requirements depend on the people, use and jurisdiction.