Which AI models we use, what they can and cannot do reliably, how AI-generated material is marked, who owns Output, and the human oversight you are required to apply.
Last updated: 14 August 2026 // Version 1.0 // Governing law: the laws of England and Wales
Seamix AI is a generative artificial intelligence system. Every technical flat, callout, specification table, bill of materials, colourway, render and animation the Studio produces is machine-generated. No human at Seamix reviews Output before you receive it.
We publish this disclosure so that you, your team, your factories and your buyers can make informed decisions, and to meet transparency expectations under the EU Artificial Intelligence Act and comparable rules elsewhere.
We do not train or host our own foundation models. We orchestrate third-party models supplied by Google through the Gemini API, currently:
Some of these are preview or experimental releases. Model versions are allowlisted server side and can be substituted, upgraded or withdrawn by the provider at any time. A model change may alter the look, wording or level of detail of Output for the same brief, and is not a defect.
Generative models produce plausible-looking output rather than verified fact. You should expect all of the following, none of which is a fault in the Service:
Output is a starting point for a professional, not a finished specification. You must apply meaningful human review before Output is used commercially, including technical review by a competent garment technologist, independent verification of every dimension and material, your own product safety and labelling assessment, and physical approval of a Golden Sample before bulk production.
This requirement is contractual. Section 4 of the Terms of Service sets out the consequences of skipping it.
Generated documents carry visible Seamix AI provenance marking, and exported assets are identified as AI-generated. You must not remove, crop out, obscure or falsify that marking where it is present for transparency reasons.
If you share Output with a factory, buyer, licensor or investor, tell them it is an unverified AI-generated draft. Presenting Output as a human-verified or certified technical package is a breach of the Acceptable Use Policy.
How that data is stored, where it is hosted and how long we keep it is set out in the Privacy Policy.
As between you and Seamix, you own the Output generated from your briefs, as set out in section 6 of the Terms of Service.
Be aware of two legal realities that we cannot change by contract. First, in several jurisdictions material generated without sufficient human authorship may attract limited or no copyright protection, so protection for purely machine-generated assets can be weaker than for human-authored work. Second, ownership as between you and us does not mean the Output is clear of third-party rights. Run your own trade mark, design right and print-origination clearance before you file, publish or manufacture.
If the Service produces something unsafe, illegal, discriminatory, infringing or seriously misleading, please tell us at abuse@seamix.ai with the document reference and the brief you used. We investigate reports, adjust our prompt and safety layers where we can, and escalate to the model provider where the behaviour originates upstream.