Terms of Service

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms of Service govern the conditions of use for the garangbiai.com website and multimodal dataset services (the "Service") provided by GaRangBi AI Tech (the "Company").

Article 2 (Definitions)

"User" means any member or non-member who uses the Service. "Digital Goods" means downloadable dataset files.

Article 3 (Scope of Service)

The Company provides (1) free evaluation samples, (2) sales of paid synthetic video datasets (video, depth and semantic segmentation), (3) custom generation and PoCs for businesses and institutions (under separate contract), and (4) licence sales of VFX software (Qualoth · FXHair). Datasets and samples provided by the Company are synthetic data generated by artificial intelligence, and the files include AI-generated marking information. Paid data is delivered through a download link after payment is confirmed; the download link is kept for 30 days from delivery and re-issued on request during that period. The Company may suspend the sale of, or change, a product for reasons of quality, law or third-party rights; in that case orders already paid are delivered as agreed or refunded in full.

Article 4 (Fees and Payment)

The Service is for businesses and institutions (B2B) only. The buyer confirms that it purchases as a business or institution for business purposes. This does not reduce the withdrawal and refund rights promised to the buyer in these Terms and the Refund Policy. Paid datasets are sold per clip at the prices in the price book published on the Pricing page (render grade · pack discounts). Prices are in USD; KRW amounts exclude VAT. Payment is accepted only by bank-transfer invoice (Woori Bank, KRW or USD), and an electronic tax invoice is issued to Korean businesses. Issuing the invoice confirms the order, and the contract is formed when the Company confirms payment. Payment is due within 7 days of the invoice date; after that, price and availability are re-checked and a new invoice is issued. If a published price contains an obvious error, the Company may cancel the order before payment. The Company never changes its bank account by email, messenger or phone. The Company is not liable for losses from payment to any account other than the Company account stated on the invoice, unless caused by the Company’s intent or negligence.

Article 5 (Refund Policy — Digital Goods)

Pursuant to Article 17(2)(5) of the Korean E-Commerce Consumer Protection Act (with free evaluation samples provided as required by Article 17(6) and Enforcement Decree Article 21-2), refunds are restricted upon download or provision of digital content (dataset files). However, refunds are given for (a) withdrawal requested within 7 days of the day the download link is sent, before the download starts — in full; and (b) confirmed defects (file corruption / SHA-256 mismatch) or (c) delivered data that differs from the product description (category content, number of clips, resolution, modalities, label classes) — within 3 months of delivery or within 30 days of the day this became or could have become known. In cases (b) and (c), because of the nature of the data, individual clips are not exchanged or partially replaced; the Company may first offer replacement of the whole order (full re-delivery), and the buyer may choose whole-order replacement or cancellation of the purchase with a full refund. A refund for a defect is always a full refund of the whole order, with no partial (pro-rata) refunds. A buyer who is refunded must delete the data received and all copies and submit a deletion certificate; the Company refunds after confirming the deletion certificate, and the licence to that order’s data ends at that point. Whether a download has started is determined from the Company’s server download records; a failed transfer is not treated as started. The refund equals the amount actually paid (including VAT); for a duplicate or excess payment it is the excess. Where a refund is due to the Company (defect, duplicate or excess charge, delivery error, etc.), remittance fees and FX differences are borne by the Company.

Article 6 (Intellectual Property and License)

(1) Free evaluation samples: evaluation licence (aegis-x-evaluation-license-1.1) — may be used for 60 days solely to evaluate a purchase decision; commercial use, commercial model training and redistribution are not permitted. (2) Purchased data: commercial licence (aegis-x-commercial-license-1.2) — effective once the price is paid in full; a perpetual (no time limit), non-exclusive, non-transferable usage right is granted to the buyer. The buyer may use the data internally to train, evaluate and validate AI models and may deploy the trained models in commercial products and services. Redistribution, resale, sublicensing or public posting of the raw data, training of image or video generation models or synthetic-data generators, removal of AI-generated markings, and identifying specific real persons are prohibited. The Company may embed per-buyer identifiers and keep file records in order to trace the source of any unauthorised leak. On breach the Company requests cure and then terminates the licence (immediately for serious wilful breaches such as redistribution) and requests confirmation that the raw data has been deleted; models trained before termination may continue to be used. The licence applies as a contractual term of use whether or not copyright subsists in AI-generated output. (3) B2G PoC: separate contract. (4) Order of precedence: a contract signed by the Company and the buyer > the licence > these Terms. Detailed conditions follow the full licence text (LICENSE.txt) included with the files.

Article 7 (Disclaimer)

The Company provides synthetic data after QA and sale signing, but synthetic data does not replace validation on real-world data, and final responsibility for real-world decisions rests with the User. Additional validation is required for safety-critical domains (medical / defense / autonomous driving). The Company is not liable for delay or failure of service or delivery caused by events beyond its control, such as natural disasters, war, power outages or cloud and network failures; in that case undelivered orders are refunded in full.

Article 8 (Governing Law and Dispute Resolution)

(1) These Terms, the licence and each order are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply. (2) If the buyer’s principal office is in the Republic of Korea, the Seoul Central District Court has jurisdiction at first instance over any action relating to these Terms, the licence or any order. (3) If the buyer’s principal office is outside the Republic of Korea, any dispute arising out of or in connection with these Terms, the licence or any order shall be finally settled by arbitration in accordance with the International Arbitration Rules of the Korean Commercial Arbitration Board. The number of arbitrators shall be one, the seat of arbitration shall be Seoul, Republic of Korea, and the language of the proceedings shall be English. (4) Notwithstanding paragraphs (2) and (3), either party may apply to any competent court for interim or conservatory measures, and the Company may seek an injunction against unauthorised distribution or disclosure of the data in the courts of the buyer’s location. (5) These Terms and the licence are drafted in Korean. The English text is a translation for convenience; if the two differ, the Korean text prevails, unless a contract signed by the Company and the buyer provides otherwise.

Article 9 (User Obligations)

Users shall comply with the following obligations: ① Maintain accuracy and currency of information provided at signup ② Manage password and payment information security (notify Company immediately if compromised) ③ Comply with dataset licences (commercial licence aegis-x-commercial-license-1.2 / evaluation licence aegis-x-evaluation-license-1.1) ④ Use legitimately owned payment methods ⑤ Cooperate with Company-provided security measures (Turnstile / email verification) ⑥ Not disclose non-public technical or security information of the Company learned through service use ⑦ Responsibility for storage and management of downloaded datasets — download links are not re-issued more than 30 days after delivery, so Users must keep their own backups

Article 10 (Prohibited Acts)

Users shall not engage in the following: ① Theft of others' payment information / accounts ② Abnormal payment or downloading using automated tools / bots ③ Reverse engineering / crawling / scraping of Company services ④ Unauthorized resale / redistribution / public release of datasets (license violation) ⑤ Security breach attempts on Company systems (DDoS / SQL injection / XSS, etc.) ⑥ Entering false information (business registration / ID forgery) ⑦ Representing synthetic data as real data / academic fraud ⑧ Violation of these Terms or applicable laws Upon violation, Company may notify the User of the violation and request correction within a reasonable period; if it is not corrected, Company may suspend service, block the account or terminate licenses. However, in urgent cases such as ⑤ security breach attempts, Company may act first and notify without delay. Refunds follow applicable law and the Refund Policy, and Company may claim damages if it incurs loss.

Article 11 (Terms Amendment)

Company may amend these Terms with at least 7 days' prior notice (30 days for material changes affecting user rights/obligations) via service pages or registered email. Users who do not agree to amended Terms may discontinue service use. Notices from the Company are sent to the email registered on the invoice or account and take effect when sent.

Article 12 (Limitation of Liability)

(1) The Company’s total liability to the buyer arising out of or in connection with these Terms, the licence or any order, whether in contract, tort, warranty or otherwise, shall not exceed the amount actually paid by the buyer for the order giving rise to the claim (excluding VAT). (2) The Company shall not be liable for indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages, loss of profits, business interruption, or loss or degradation of the buyer’s data or models. (3) Paragraphs (1) and (2) do not apply to (a) damage caused by the wilful misconduct or gross negligence of the Company, its agents or employees, or (b) liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law. (4) This Article does not limit the buyer’s defect remedies (replacement or full refund) under Article 5 and the licence; the refund equals the amount actually paid (including VAT). (5) The buyer acknowledges that the price reflects this allocation of risk and that the data is synthetic and priced on the basis that the buyer will validate it in its own real-world environment before use.

Article 13 (Buyer Indemnity)

(1) The buyer shall defend the Company at the buyer’s expense and indemnify it against damages awarded, settlements approved by the Company and reasonable attorneys’ fees arising from any claim, suit or regulatory proceeding brought by a third party (including the buyer’s customers, end users, employees and authorities) to the extent arising from: (a) the use of the data by the buyer, its affiliates or contractors, or the development, deployment or operation of any model trained, evaluated or validated with the data or any product or service incorporating it (including deployment decisions, field validation, certification and safety assessment); (b) the buyer’s breach of these Terms or the licence; or (c) the buyer’s modification of the data or its combination with other materials. (2) The buyer has no such obligation to the extent the claim results from (a) the wilful misconduct or gross negligence of the Company, its agents or employees, (b) a claim covered by Article 14 (Company IP Indemnity), or (c) data that did not conform to its product description. (3) The Company shall notify the buyer in writing (including e-mail) without undue delay and cooperate reasonably. The buyer shall not, without the Company’s consent, settle any claim in a way that admits liability of, or imposes obligations on, the Company. The Company may participate with its own counsel at its own expense.

Article 14 (Company IP Indemnity)

(1) The Company shall defend the buyer at its own expense against any third-party claim that the data, as delivered, infringes the claimant’s copyright, trademark, portrait or publicity rights or rights in data, and shall pay amounts finally awarded or agreed in a settlement approved by the Company. (2) The Company’s total liability under this Article is limited to the amount actually paid by the buyer for the relevant order (excluding VAT), except in case of the Company’s wilful misconduct or gross negligence. (3) The Company has no liability for claims arising from: (a) modification of the data or its combination with other materials, where the claim would not have arisen otherwise; (b) use not permitted by the licence; (c) continued use after the Company has notified a risk of infringement or supplied a replacement; (d) outputs of models trained by the buyer; or (e) specifications or materials supplied by the buyer. (4) If a claim is made or likely, the Company may at its option (a) procure the right for the buyer to continue using the data, (b) replace the whole order’s data with non-infringing equivalent data, or (c) if neither is reasonably practicable, require the buyer to stop using the data of the order and refund the full price of the order (the licence to that order’s data then ends). (5) The buyer must notify the Company without undue delay, give it control of the defence and settlement, and cooperate reasonably. Late notice reduces the Company’s obligations only to the extent the Company is prejudiced. (6) This Article states the Company’s entire liability for infringement of third-party rights, except in case of wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

Article 15 (Export Control and Sanctions)

(1) The buyer shall comply with all export control and sanctions laws applicable to the export, re-export, transfer or provision of the data and of models trained on it, including the Korean Foreign Trade Act (strategic items and catch-all controls), financial sanctions under the Korean Foreign Exchange Transactions Act, United Nations Security Council sanctions, and, to the extent applicable to the buyer, the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR), U.S. OFAC sanctions and European Union sanctions. (2) The buyer represents and warrants, at the time of each order and throughout the licence, that: (a) neither the buyer, nor any person owning or controlling it, nor any end user is listed on a Korean, United Nations, U.S. or EU sanctions list, or is 50% or more owned, individually or in aggregate, by such persons; (b) neither the buyer nor any end user is located or organised in a country or region listed as restricted on the Company’s invoice page, and the buyer will not provide the data or trained models to such countries or regions or persons there; (c) the data and trained models will not be used for the development, production, use or stockpiling of weapons of mass destruction, missiles or conventional arms; and (d) payment will be made from an account in the buyer’s name (or of a person approved by the Company in writing) that is not held by a sanctioned person. (3) The Company may request an end-user and end-use statement. If the buyer does not provide it within a reasonable time, the Company may decline to proceed. (4) If the buyer breaches paragraph (2), or if the Company reasonably believes that a transaction may violate export control or sanctions laws, the Company may refuse the order, cancel the invoice, withhold or suspend delivery, or terminate the licence. The Company will return amounts received, but may withhold a return while it is prohibited or restricted by law. (5) The Company is not liable for losses caused to the buyer by measures under paragraph (4), except in case of its wilful misconduct or gross negligence. (6) If the Company receives a claim or sanction from a third party or authority due to the buyer’s breach of this Article, the buyer shall indemnify the Company under Article 13.

Addendum

• Art. 1 (Effective date) These Terms take effect on 1 October 2026.
• Art. 2 (Earlier free samples) Free samples provided under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) may continue to be used under that licence without time limit; this amendment does not revoke or alter it.
• Art. 3 (Evaluation samples) Evaluation samples that include the evaluation licence (aegis-x-evaluation-license-1.1) are governed by that licence, even before these Terms take effect, where the user separately accepted it when downloading.
• Art. 4 (Existing purchases) Data purchased before these Terms take effect remains under the licence in force at purchase (GaRangBi Commercial License v1.0); the buyer may opt to be governed by commercial licence aegis-x-commercial-license-1.2 instead.
• Art. 5 (Payment methods) Card payments were discontinued on 18 September 2026; payment is now accepted by bank-transfer invoice. Refunds of earlier card orders are processed as cancellation of that payment.