Blastland AI Legal & Compliance Charter
(Version 09/2027 — applicable to all client collaborations, productions, and communications)
1. General Principles
1.1 This Charter governs all deliveries, services, and AI-assisted creative productions carried out by
Blastland Inc. (US HQ: 838 Walker Rd Suite 21-2, Dover, DE 19904, United States), depending on the
project location, client jurisdiction, and agreed statement of work.
1.2 It unites our General Terms and Conditions (GTC), Privacy Policy, AI Copyright & Confidentiality
Framework, and US/UK/EU/international compliance commitments into a single operating policy for transparent,
ethical, human-led creative production.
1.3 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this Charter forms part of every contract, proposal, production
brief, delivery, or digital interaction between Blastland and the Client. Client-specific legal requirements
may be added by written addendum.
1.4 This Charter is a governance and compliance framework for Blastland operations. It does not replace
project-specific legal advice, rights clearance, insurance review, or local counsel review where required.
2. Legal and Ethical Foundation
Blastland designs its work to comply with all relevant US, UK, EU, international, and client-local rules, including:
- EU GDPR (2016/679)
- EU AI Act (2024), where applicable
- UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, where UK data protection law applies
- UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) guidance on AI and data protection
- UK Government pro-innovation approach to AI regulation and sector-led AI governance principles
- UK Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) for marketing, cookies, and electronic communications where applicable
- UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, passing-off, trademark, privacy, and related IP principles where applicable
- UK Online Safety Act 2023 where a project involves relevant platform, user-generated content, or online-safety obligations
- EU Directive 2019/790 on Copyright in the Digital Single Market
- Berne Convention (WIPO)
- US Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C., including the human-authorship principles applied by the US Copyright Office for AI-assisted works
- Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), including takedown and anti-circumvention requirements where applicable
- Lanham Act / US trademark and unfair-competition rules for brand, logo, endorsement, and source-identification matters
- FTC Act Section 5 and FTC advertising guidance, including rules on unfair or deceptive AI claims, testimonials, endorsements, influencer disclosures, and consumer reviews
- US state privacy laws where applicable, including the California Consumer Privacy Act / CPRA regulations and the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act
- US CAN-SPAM Act for commercial email communications
- US state biometric, publicity-rights, likeness, voice, deepfake, and synthetic-media laws where applicable
- Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act and similar US state AI laws where a project involves high-risk AI systems or consequential decisions
- NIST AI Risk Management Framework as a voluntary risk-management reference for trustworthy AI governance
- All local standards and law of the prospective Client
All activities are guided by lawfulness, fairness, transparency, data minimization, security by design,
rights clearance, human oversight, explainability where feasible, and responsible use of generative AI.
3. Confidentiality and Private-Mode Operations
3.1 All client projects are executed within Private AI Environments, ensuring that client data, source
materials, brand assets, archives, footage, music, scripts, prompts, and outputs are not intentionally shared
publicly or used for external model training by Blastland.
3.2 Blastland enforces internal confidentiality obligations, NDAs where appropriate, least-privilege access,
and private-mode working practices for employees, contractors, and collaborators engaged on Client work.
3.3 Project files, references, and AI outputs are stored in restricted-access environments. Sensitive materials
are protected through reasonable technical and organizational measures, including encryption where available,
access controls, and segregation of client workspaces.
3.4 Client materials are not uploaded to public datasets by Blastland and are not reused for unrelated clients
without prior written permission.
4. Copyright and Intellectual Property Governance
4.1 Client-Owned Assets
All materials supplied by the Client, including archives, logos, footage, music, trademarks, scripts, text,
data, likenesses, and brand guidelines, remain the Client's property or the property of the relevant rights
holder. Blastland uses these materials only for the approved project scope.
4.2 AI-Assisted and AI-Generated Materials
Blastland creates AI-assisted outputs under human direction, selection, editing, arrangement, and approval.
For US projects, Blastland follows the principle that copyright protection depends on protectable human
authorship and that purely machine-generated material may not be independently copyrightable.
To the extent legally transferable and unless otherwise agreed, Blastland assigns or licenses final approved
deliverables to the Client upon full payment, subject to third-party licenses, platform terms, pre-existing
materials, open-source terms, and any rights that cannot be assigned by law.
For UK-facing projects, Blastland also considers UK copyright, data protection, privacy, marketing,
online-safety, and ICO AI guidance, including transparency, fairness, human oversight, risk assessment,
and lawful processing obligations where applicable.
Each project may include a Content Authenticity & Traceability Audit (CATA) documenting principal inputs,
AI tools, human creative decisions, rights assumptions, and known third-party dependencies.
4.3 Third-Party References
Stock, music, fonts, models, templates, and auxiliary media are sourced from licensed, royalty-free,
commercial-use, client-provided, or otherwise rights-cleared sources whenever required. Use of famous
persons, brands, characters, music, logos, or protected works requires written clearance, public-domain
confirmation, licensed use, or a documented legal basis.
4.4 Work-for-Hire and Assignment
Where US law applies and where expressly stated in the contract, eligible deliverables may be treated as
works made for hire. If a deliverable does not legally qualify as work made for hire, Blastland will provide
an assignment or license of its transferable rights as set out in the applicable agreement.
4.5 DMCA and Rights Complaints
Blastland responds to good-faith copyright, trademark, publicity-rights, or privacy complaints and will
review, remove, replace, or correct disputed materials where legally required or commercially reasonable.
5. Human Oversight and Ethical Use of AI
Every AI-assisted output is curated, edited, and approved by human creators before delivery or publication.
No autonomous or unsupervised AI outputs are knowingly published as final client work.
Personality rights, trademarks, voice, image, likeness, and publicity rights are respected. AI avatars,
voice clones, synthetic performances, or depictions of real individuals require consent, license, or a
documented legal basis.
Blastland avoids deceptive deepfakes, misleading political or commercial impersonations, undisclosed paid
endorsements, fake reviews, and AI claims that overstate system capability, originality, safety, legality, or
guaranteed results.
Blastland does not knowingly deploy high-risk AI systems to make consequential decisions in employment,
credit, education, housing, insurance, healthcare, criminal justice, or similar regulated domains without a
separate risk assessment, legal review, and client-approved compliance addendum.
6. Data Protection & Privacy (GDPR + UK Data Protection + US Privacy Laws)
6.1 Blastland collects and processes only personal data reasonably necessary to perform contractual,
creative, organizational, security, and communication duties.
6.2 Legal bases and compliance mechanisms may include:
- Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR — Consent
- Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR — Contract performance
- Art. 6(1)(c) GDPR — Legal obligation
- Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR — Legitimate interests of Blastland or the Client
- Applicable US state privacy obligations, including notice, access, deletion, correction, portability, opt-out, sensitive-data, and appeal rights where triggered
- Applicable UK data-protection obligations, including UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 rights, transparency, fairness, data-minimization, security, DPIA, and breach-notification requirements where triggered
6.3 Data subjects may request access, rectification, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, or other
rights available under applicable law. Requests can be addressed to
dkhoruzhyi@blastland.net or
zarujau@blastland.net.
6.4 Data is retained only as long as necessary for the stated purposes, project documentation, rights audit,
accounting, legal defense, security, and statutory obligations, and is then deleted or anonymized. A deletion
certificate can be issued upon Client request where technically and legally feasible.
6.5 For US users and clients, Blastland does not sell personal information as a business model. If a project
introduces advertising, analytics, cross-context behavioral advertising, sensitive personal information, or
biometric/voice data processing, Blastland will implement the notices, opt-outs, consents, and contractual
safeguards required by applicable US state law.
6.6 Blastland applies reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards and will handle
security incidents according to applicable breach-notification laws and contractual obligations.
7. Transparency and Auditability
Every project may include an AI Transparency Report or production memo detailing:
- AI tools and software used,
- type of input data processed,
- privacy and data-retention parameters,
- human creative contribution and approval steps,
- authorship attribution and rights-transfer assumptions,
- third-party licenses, restrictions, and known clearance dependencies,
- risk controls for synthetic media, likenesses, trademarks, and regulated use cases.
Clients have access to agreed drafts, logs, and progress materials through a secure shared environment
such as Microsoft OneDrive or an equivalent workspace upon request.
8. Limitation of AI Use
Client assets are not reused, resold, or repurposed in any AI model or dataset by Blastland.
Blastland employs AI strictly as a creative, analytical, and production assistant comparable to digital
editing, sound, design, and post-production software, with human direction and quality control.
Blastland follows the EU AI Act's human-in-the-loop approach where applicable and uses the NIST AI Risk
Management Framework as a voluntary reference for mapping, measuring, managing, and governing AI-related risk.
9. Advertising, Endorsements, Influencers, and Public Claims
9.1 Any marketing, influencer, celebrity, testimonial, or social-media content created for US audiences must
comply with FTC truth-in-advertising principles, including clear disclosure of material connections,
sponsorships, paid partnerships, free products, or other incentives.
9.2 Blastland does not knowingly create fake consumer reviews, fake testimonials, undisclosed endorsements,
deceptive rankings, or fabricated social proof.
9.3 AI-related claims must be accurate, supportable, and not misleading. Blastland will not claim that AI
tools or outputs are uniquely capable, legally risk-free, unbiased, fully autonomous, or guaranteed unless
such claims are documented and approved.
9A. Privacy and Marketing Communications — CCPA/CPRA, CAN-SPAM, DNC and TCPA
9A.1 California privacy rights. Where Blastland is subject to the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the CPRA, California residents may exercise the rights to know and access covered personal information, request deletion or correction, opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information, limit certain uses and disclosures of sensitive personal information, and receive equal service without unlawful discrimination for exercising those rights. Blastland will provide notices at or before collection where required, use reasonable verification procedures, recognize legally valid authorized-agent requests, and respond within the periods required by applicable law.
9A.2 Sale, sharing and targeted advertising. Blastland does not sell personal information as a business model. If Blastland engages in activity legally treated as a sale, sharing, or cross-context behavioral advertising, it will provide the required clear opt-out method, honor applicable browser-based opt-out preference signals such as Global Privacy Control where legally required, and apply the opt-out to relevant vendors and processing activities. Requests may be sent to the privacy contacts listed in Section 14.
9A.3 Commercial email — CAN-SPAM. Commercial email sent by or on behalf of Blastland must use accurate sender, routing, and header information; must not use deceptive subject lines; must clearly identify the commercial nature of the message where required; must include a valid physical postal address and a clear, conspicuous, functional unsubscribe mechanism; and must honor valid opt-out requests within the legally required period. Suppression records will be maintained so opted-out recipients are not re-added to marketing lists except where legally permitted or where they later provide a new valid consent.
9A.4 Telemarketing and Do Not Call. Before conducting covered outbound telemarketing, Blastland and its service providers must follow the FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule, applicable state calling laws, the National Do Not Call Registry, and Blastland's internal do-not-call list. Covered calls will be made only during legally permitted hours, with truthful caller identification and required disclosures. A consumer's do-not-call request must be recorded promptly and honored for the legally required period.
9A.5 Automated calls and marketing text messages — TCPA. Blastland will not knowingly initiate covered autodialed, prerecorded, artificial-voice, or marketing text communications without the consent required by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and applicable FCC rules. Where prior express written consent is required, consent language must be clear and documented, consent may not be made a condition of purchase where prohibited, and revocation requests must be honored through reasonable methods. Blastland will maintain consent and suppression records appropriate to the campaign.
9A.6 Vendors, campaigns and complaints. Marketing agencies, lead-generation providers, messaging platforms, and call centers acting for Blastland must contractually follow these rules. Blastland may review campaign sources, consent records, scripts, suppression lists, and complaint handling. Suspected non-compliant campaigns may be suspended while reviewed.
10. Liability and Warranties
10.1 Blastland will use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver original, human-curated work consistent
with the approved brief and will correct service defects caused by its own actions within a reasonable period
after written notice from the Client.
10.2 The Client is responsible for confirming the accuracy of factual claims, regulated claims, product
claims, medical/financial/legal statements, mandatory disclaimers, and any client-provided assets or approvals.
10.3 For material or financial damage caused by ordinary negligence, liability is limited to foreseeable
damages and the contract value, unless mandatory law provides otherwise. Indirect or consequential losses
such as lost profits, operational downtimes, reputational damages, or platform takedowns are excluded to the
maximum extent permitted by law.
10.4 Blastland utilizes licensed third-party AI and creative software tools, including OpenAI, Claude,
Runway, Midjourney, Adobe, ElevenLabs, Seedance, Kling, and similar providers. These tools are governed by
their own end-user license agreements, platform terms, privacy terms, and availability conditions. Blastland
ensures lawful and licensed use to the best of its knowledge but does not assume liability for third-party
system performance, availability, training practices, policy changes, or future functionality beyond its
reasonable control.
11. Branding and Public Representation
All final materials are branded under the Client's identity unless otherwise agreed.
Blastland may display up to 60-second excerpts, behind-the-scenes materials, still frames, or project
summaries for its own portfolio only after written Client approval.
No publication, distribution, press release, social-media post, or public case study referencing the Client
will occur without prior written consent of the Client.
12. AI Ethical and Educational Commitment
A portion of Blastland's proceeds supports AI education programs for youth and creators, aligned with
responsible digital-education principles. This ensures that client work contributes to ethical AI literacy,
creative empowerment, and human-centered technology adoption.
13. Jurisdiction and Applicable Law
13.1 Unless otherwise agreed in a signed contract, Delaware/US law applies to work contracted through
Blastland Inc. The CISG is excluded where legally possible.
13.2 Jurisdiction and venue are determined by the contracting entity and the applicable agreement. In the
absence of a separate written agreement, the competent courts at the relevant Blastland registered business
address apply to the extent permitted by law.
13.3 Mandatory consumer, privacy, employment, intellectual-property, and platform rules remain unaffected.
13.4 Changes or amendments to this Charter must be made in writing.
13.5 If any clause becomes invalid, the remaining provisions remain in force.
14. Contact and Responsible Entity
Blastland Inc.
838 Walker Rd Suite 21-2, Dover, DE 19904, United States
dkhoruzhyi@blastland.net |
zarujau@blastland.net
Authorized Representatives: Dmytro Khoruzhyi & Zurab Arujau
15. Summary for Client and Legal Counsel of the Client
Blastland's Commitment: Controlled AI Environment · US/UK/EU Legal Awareness · Client IP
Protection · Data Confidentiality · Human Oversight · Rights Clearance · Ethical Creativity.
All AI activities undertaken by Blastland are designed to take place in secure, private environments so that
Client copyrighted materials, confidential assets, and brand information remain isolated from public datasets
and unrelated client work.
Outputs are human-directed and human-curated creative works prepared for the Client, with compliance controls
designed to support copyright, data-protection, publicity-rights, advertising, and brand-integrity obligations
across the United States, the EU, and the Client's local market.