Responsible AI Policy
Version 1.1 · Effective April 19, 2026
Radiate – Responsible AI Statement
Effective Date: April 19, 2026
Radiate builds generative-AI technology and AI-assisted creative products that empowers creators while maintaining ethical, transparent, and safe practices.
Our Core Principles
1. Human-Centered Design – AI should augment human creativity, not replace it. Radiate products are designed to empower artists, storytellers, and developers.
2. Transparency – We aim to clearly communicate when content is AI-generated through product experience and documentation where feasible, and provide details about our model providers and data practices in the AI Transparency & Model Information section of our Privacy Policy. Radiate Art may display AI-generated, AI-assisted, curated, edited, experimental, or user-facing creative content. We aim to provide reasonable context where feasible, but users should not assume that displayed content is human-created, unique, copyrightable, commercially cleared, or free from limitations.
3. Privacy & Data Protection – We minimize data collection, never sell personal data, and do not use user projects to train models without consent.
4. Fairness & Inclusion – We evaluate model behavior for bias, work to mitigate discriminatory outcomes, and improve accessibility in AI features. We do not guarantee bias-free or uniform outputs.
5. Accountability & Oversight – Radiate’s moderation program uses human review and, where enabled in the relevant product flow, automated detection systems to prevent misuse or harm. This includes moderation of public or community-facing features such as comments, reports, likes, saves, shares, public gallery pages, and other Radiate Art interactions where available.
6. Security & Integrity – We maintain a Vulnerability Disclosure Policy to ensure the platform remains secure.
7. Environmental Responsibility – We consider sustainability practices when selecting infrastructure and model providers and encourage responsible energy use.
Radiate monitors emerging AI governance frameworks, including the EU AI Act, OECD AI Principles, and the U.S. NIST AI Risk Management Framework, for informational purposes. References to such frameworks do not constitute a representation of legal compliance unless and until such obligations formally apply to Radiate.
References to external AI governance frameworks are provided for transparency and informational purposes only and do not constitute a representation of legal compliance unless and until such obligations formally apply to Radiate.
For feedback or ethical concerns regarding Radiate’s AI systems, contact ethics@radiatestudio.ai.