Twinnin launches tools for AI likeness consent and takedowns

Oct 15, 2026
Twinnin has launched Human Verified and Defend Twinn, two services for managing consent and challenging unauthorized AI use of a person's likeness.

Twinnin announces in a press release the launch of Human Verified and Defend Twinn, two services for managing AI use of human likenesses.

Defend Twinn lets people verify their identity, record a timestamped objection to AI use of their likeness, and initiate and track takedown requests.

Human Verified accredits businesses that use human likenesses with consent. Model Management is the first partner and will provide access to the service across its network of more than three million models under an exclusive agreement. The Human Verified mark will also appear on the Model Management website.

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