
AI Transparency
Artificial intelligence is part of our production process. Transparency is part of our responsibility.
01 — Our approach to AI
Rubinia is an AI Visual Studio combining human creative direction, visual strategy and generative technologies.
Artificial intelligence may be used throughout different stages of our production process, including ideation, image generation, image transformation, video generation, visual development, compositing and post-production.
AI tools operate within a human-directed creative process. Strategy, aesthetic direction, selection, review and final approval remain subject to human oversight.
02 — AI-generated and AI-manipulated content
Visual content published by Rubinia may include material that has been entirely generated, substantially generated, enhanced or manipulated using artificial intelligence.
Where disclosure is required, Rubinia clearly identifies the artificial or manipulated nature of the content through visible or audible notices appropriate to the format and publication context. Technical provenance information and machine-readable indicators may supplement these notices, but do not replace the disclosure provided to viewers.
03 — Content classifications
The following labels describe Rubinia's production methods. They are internal descriptive categories, not statutory classifications under the EU AI Act. The applicable transparency requirements are assessed separately according to the content and its publication context.
- AI Generated
- Content whose visual output has been substantially generated using artificial intelligence.
- AI Manipulated
- Existing visual material that has been substantially modified, transformed or reconstructed using artificial intelligence.
- AI Assisted
- Content created primarily through conventional production methods where artificial intelligence has been used as an auxiliary creative or editing tool without substantially altering the nature of the original content.
04 — Deepfakes and realistic synthetic content
Where AI-generated or manipulated images, audio or video constitute deepfakes within the meaning of the EU AI Act, Rubinia discloses their artificial or manipulated nature clearly and distinguishably, at the latest when viewers are first exposed to the content.
This assessment considers the depiction of persons, objects, places, entities or events, together with the publication context and the potential for the content to be mistaken for authentic or truthful material.
For deepfake content forming part of evidently artistic, creative, satirical, fictional or analogous works, disclosure is provided in an appropriate manner that does not hamper the display or enjoyment of the work.
A general statement on this website does not replace content-specific disclosure where it is required.
05 — Human creative direction
Artificial intelligence does not replace creative responsibility within Rubinia.
Projects are developed through human creative direction and may involve visual strategy, prompt design, reference development, selection, refinement, compositing, post-production, quality control and final editorial review.
06 — Provenance and machine-readable information
Where supported by the technologies and production tools involved, Rubinia seeks to preserve technical provenance information and machine-readable indicators associated with AI-generated or AI-manipulated content.
Availability of such information may depend on the AI systems, production tools, export formats and distribution platforms involved.
07 — Rights and responsible production
Rubinia applies a controlled production workflow designed to assess the intended commercial use of generated content, brand consistency, creative integrity, output quality and relevant rights considerations.
The use of generative artificial intelligence does not remove the need to evaluate intellectual property, personality rights, privacy, contractual restrictions and other rights applicable to each project.
08 — Regulatory framework
Rubinia operates with regard to the transparency principles established by Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, the European Artificial Intelligence Act, including the transparency obligations applicable to certain AI-generated and AI-manipulated content.
Our practices may evolve in response to regulatory guidance, technical standards and developments in generative AI technology.
Last updated: 30 September 2026
This page provides information about Rubinia's AI transparency practices and does not constitute legal advice.