Twink DeathAI Transparency

Our visual world is staged, not documented. And we label it exactly as that.

What is AI-generated here

The visuals on this website, in our dictionary and on our social channels (club scenes, faces, bodies, rooms) are created with AI image models. They show no real guests, no real venues and no footage from our events. What looks like party documentation is a built world.

The reverse matters just as much: press photos of our artists are real photographs and are never labelled as AI, because that would be a false claim. At the events themselves, a no-photo policy applies (see our awareness concept).

How much human is in it

AI delivers the raw material of the visuals. Selection, composition, typography, editing, music and every publishing decision are made by people: each piece passes a personal review before it goes out. Under the EU labelling system we therefore use the basic "AI" symbol: AI was involved in the creation.

How to spot the label

• In the image or video itself: the official AI symbol of the European Commission as a discreet mark inside the visual. It survives screenshots and screen recordings.
• On Instagram: additionally Meta's own "AI info" label and a note in the caption.
• On all other channels: a disclosure line in the caption (e.g. "VISUALS: CREATED WITH AI.").
• Machine-readable: our files carry the IPTC standard value for AI-generated media in their metadata.

Why we do it this way

Since 2 August 2026, Art. 50 of the EU AI Act requires the disclosure of AI-generated content. But we don't label only because we must: if you buy a ticket, you should know the visuals are a promise of the atmosphere, not evidence photos of last night.

The symbols we use are the official EU icons for labelling AI-generated content.

Last updated: 25 August 2026. Questions: via the contact details in the imprint.