How they use Nebius AI Cloud
zeta lists Nebius in its third-party service provider register as a cloud infrastructure provider in Finland. The stated purpose is infrastructure for AI model training.
Its Korean privacy policy also lists Nebius as a processor of pseudonymized information for infrastructure operation and maintenance supporting AI model training. The overseas-transfer register identifies training data and related logs transferred to Nebius in Finland over the network when needed for training, under standard contractual clauses.
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Listed 21 Oct 2026 · zeta-ai.io · Web page
zeta's privacy policy lists Nebius as a processor of pseudonymized information for infrastructure operation and maintenance supporting AI model training. It also lists transfers of training data and related logs to Nebius in Finland under standard contractual clauses.
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zeta-ai.iozeta is an AI storytelling and interactive entertainment platform operated by Scatterlab, Inc. Users discover fictional characters, chat with them and shape stories through their conversations. Creators can define characters, backgrounds and conversation rules, then publish plots for others to explore. Available through its website and mobile applications, zeta supports experiences spanning romance, fantasy, mystery and roleplay. Scatter Lab develops Spotwrite, the proprietary AI model behind its storytelling experiences, to handle character personalities, relationships and fictional worlds.
Scatter Lab official website and zeta Terms of ServiceDocumented financing · private company
Recent updates
4 updateszeta plans youth usage and spending limits following safety scrutiny
Edaily reported that Scatterlab plans fourth-quarter safeguards limiting users aged 19 and under to three hours daily and ₩100,000 in monthly spending. The measures follow a lawmaker's findings of harmful sexual content and include stronger detection, age classifications and model safeguards.
EdailyScatterlab CEO summoned for parliamentary scrutiny of chatbot risks
Newspim reported that South Korea's parliamentary science and ICT committee summoned Scatterlab CEO Kim Jong-yoon as a witness for an October 12 audit. The questioning was to address AI chatbot risks, including youth safety on zeta.
Newspimzeta launches Visual Novel Mode
Scatterlab announced Visual Novel Mode, released September 23, with characters and backgrounds that change with the story, AI-generated imagery and creator outfit sales. The company also reported more than 13 million registered users worldwide as of September.
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