Project prepared during life
- Explicit, revocable consent.
- Named beneficiaries and activation rules.
- Retention periods or deletion instructions.
- A precise list of what the avatar may or may not say.
A traceable creation, approved step by step.
Technology grants no permission by itself. Scope, rights and the ability to stop the project are defined before production.
- 01
Define the purpose
Define the result, audience, people involved, prohibited uses and stop criteria.
- 02
Check consent and rights
Identify who authorises the project, who owns the archives and which agreements are required.
- 03
Collect only what is useful
Arrange a suitable transfer after the first conversation; no sensitive archive is requested in the public form.
- 04
Create and distinguish
Separate archives, verified facts, editorial writing and each AI-assisted or generated element.
- 05
Review and record
Share the versions included in the quote, collect corrections and maintain an approval log.
- 06
Deliver, retain or delete
Apply agreed access, hosting, activation, suspension and deletion rules.
Two consent paths
Project requested after a death
- Requester identity and authority checked.
- Archive provenance inventoried.
- Uses approved in writing with authorised people.
- Challenge, suspension and deletion procedure.
What technology cannot guarantee
A synthetic voice may evoke a timbre without being a new recording. An avatar can retrieve authorised content without consciousness, lived memory or perfect fidelity. Nexvita does not invent opinions, memories or intentions.
See how these rules are applied
The Dilara case study distinguishes sources and creative work film by film.