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PixVerse
Risk Overview
Significant Risk
6.3
/10
Video Generation
·
Top Risks
Chinese parent company (AIsphere, Beijing) with Alibaba investment creates substantive Chinese sovereignty risk despite Singapore legal wrapper; default opt-in for training with vague opt-out availability; broad perpetual sublicensable license over user content; mobile app collects extensive device data including installed apps list; facial data extracted from uploaded photos; binding arbitration.
Mitigations
Singapore legal entities provide some distance from Chinese law; GDPR compliance claimed; facial data stated to be permanently deleted after processing; opt-out for training described as available; HTTPS encryption; no confirmed major data breaches.
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Highest Risk Categories
The highest-scoring risk categories identified in this assessment.
Data Sovereignty
Nominally Singapore-based (MOTIVAI PRIVATE LIMITED / AIVORA PTE. LTD.) but the actual parent company is AIsphere, headquartered in Beijing, China, founded by a former Microsoft Research Asia and ByteDance executive. Alibaba (Chinese company) led funding rounds. AIsphere has offices in Beijing. While PixVerse uses Singapore entities as legal wrappers, the effective control and data access by a Beijing-based company with Chinese investors creates substantive Chinese data sovereignty concerns. Singapore entities do not fully insulate from Chinese intelligence laws (PIPL, NSL). This is a high-sovereignty-risk scenario.
8
/10
Training Use
Privacy policy (updated April 8, 2026) states users grant the company 'a free, worldwide, perpetual and sublicensable license to use, reproduce, modify, distribute, and display such Information Content solely in an aggregated and anonymized manner for the purpose of improving and providing the Services, including model training and optimization, unless you choose to opt out where such option is made available.' Opt-out is available but default is opt-in for training. The opt-out option 'where made available' language is vague—it's unclear if this opt-out is consistently surfaced.
7
/10
3rd-Party Sharing
Shares with affiliates (including AIsphere's Beijing parent and other affiliates). Shares with business partners for 'legitimate, appropriate, necessary, specific, and definite purposes.' Entrusts other companies for hotline support, emails, technical support. Complies with statutory data sharing requirements of applicable local laws—which may include Chinese law for AIsphere's Beijing operations. Does not 'sell' data but broad affiliate sharing with Chinese parent is concerning.
6
/10
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Updated July 2026 • AI-assisted research • Reviewed by Verax • Report an issue
Reference Documentation
Official documentation and policies referenced as part of this assessment.
Terms of Service
https://pixverse.ai/en/terms-of-service
Privacy Policy
https://pixverse.ai/en/privacy-policy