1. Rights and scope of this document
These guidelines cover citing website content and the limits on using the OneZero Labs brand. The website may contain material created in-house, used under license and produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence; the rights status of any item must be assessed according to the material itself and applicable law.
These guidelines do not themselves transfer any trademark, copyright, model or data rights, nor do they mean that the brand name has been registered as a trademark in any particular region. Commercial licensing requires the express permission of the actual rights holder.
2. Research, reporting and fair quotation
Descriptions of the company, its research directions and products should be accurate and should give the source and date in an appropriate place. When quoting excerpts, charts or evaluation results, keep enough context for their meaning to be understood.
Do not remove qualifications, crop out attributions or alter chart scales in a way that leads readers to misunderstand the conclusions the material expresses. Fair use permitted by applicable law remains subject to the relevant conditions; republication or distribution beyond that scope requires checking the license.
3. Names, marks and visual material
Descriptive references to the brand or product names should allow readers to distinguish your business from OneZero Labs. Do not use names, domain names, page designs or combinations of marks to impersonate the official website, official personnel or official partners.
When using marks, do not distort their proportions, remove key elements or combine them with slogans that could cause confusion. Until an official brand asset kit is provided, verify the source and authorization of any material first, and do not treat screenshots of web pages as a general license to use the marks.
4. Statements about partnership and endorsement
Do not claim official certification, recommendation or partner status merely because you have used a model, appeared in evaluation results, submitted a partnership inquiry or been linked to from the website.
Joint announcements, customer case studies, investment relationships and partnership statements require the parties involved to confirm the wording, marks, timing and scope of publication. Relationships that have ended or changed should be updated promptly so that they do not continue to mislead.
5. Code, models, data and generated output
Open-source code licenses, model weight licenses, dataset terms of use and rights in generated output are separate matters that must each be checked. Being publicly downloadable does not necessarily mean that any commercial use is permitted, nor that rights in third-party material can be sublicensed.
AI-generated material may involve input material, reference persons and third-party works. Users should check the relevant licenses and contexts of use. No blanket assurance should be given as to whether generated content enjoys particular copyright protection without regard to applicable law and the actual creative process.
6. Rights issues and takedown requests
If you believe content on the website infringes your rights, the formal intake process should allow you to provide the location of the material concerned, the basis of your rights, what is in dispute and the necessary contact details. The material provided should be sufficient to identify the issue but should not include unrelated sensitive personal information.
The responsible team should verify the material as the circumstances require and, where applicable requirements so provide, correct it, restrict access to it or take other measures. The official complaints email address and counter-notice procedure have yet to be confirmed, and this document must not be read as committing to any specific response time.
7. Permissions and versions
A specific permission should state the scope of the material, the purpose of use, channels, duration, territory and whether modification is allowed. Where a partnership contract or the material’s own license contains more specific provisions, the applicable valid document takes precedence.
When these guidelines are updated, the version date will be kept and significant changes explained. The rights holder, scope of permission and related contact information for any specific material are as stated in that material’s source notes and license documents.
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