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Luma AI removed the email address ip-infringement@lumalabs.ai from the DMCA notification procedures section of its Terms of Service, detected in an update on August 25, 2026. Previously, the terms provided a specific email address for copyright infringement notifications; the updated language removes this email while retaining the physical mailing address and the reference to DMCA procedures. This change affects how users and rights holders submit DMCA takedown notices to Luma AI.

In an update detected on August 21, 2026, Luma AI reordered the navigation links in its Terms of Service footer. The 'Case Studies' link moved from its position near the end of the list to appear earlier in the sequence. This is a navigation restructuring with no changes to the substantive terms, policies, or user obligations.

Luma AI's navigation menu was updated to add a new link to 'Case Studies' at the end of the footer navigation. Additionally, the menu item 'AI Video Generator' was revised to 'AI Video Generator from Image' to more specifically describe that product offering. These are navigation and labeling changes that do not alter the contractual rights, obligations, or operational terms governing users of Luma AI's services.

Luma AI updated its website navigation on June 10, 2026 by adding two product references to the header menu: 'Ray' and 'AI Video Generator' now appear alongside existing offerings like 'AI Image Generator'. This is a navigation and product disclosure change that expands the visible product portfolio in the publicly displayed header. The operational change is purely informational and does not modify any contractual terms, user rights, data practices, or service conditions.

Luma AI restructured its Terms of Service on May 15, 2026, reorganizing the document layout and adding 71 new sentences while modifying 80 existing sentences. The core substantive provisions appear to remain substantially similar based on the provided diff context, which shows primarily structural reorganization of headings and section arrangements rather than material changes to user rights or obligations. Without access to the full modified text of sections beyond the headings shown, the operational impact of specific language modifications cannot be fully assessed.

On May 14, 2026, Luma AI updated its Terms of Service to correct multiple typographical and grammatical errors throughout the document. The changes include fixing misspellings (e.g., 'enerative' to 'generative', 'ccount' to 'account', 'interacwith' to 'interact', 'virtuaent' to 'virtual agent', 'sible' to 'responsible', 'ompile' to 'compile', 'consentnd' to 'consents, and', 'resulthereof' to 'result thereof', 'Nwithstanding' to 'Notwithstanding') and correcting a typographical error in the arbitration clause ('unthis' to 'under'). These are editorial corrections with no material change to the substantive rights, obligations, or operational terms of the agreement.

Luma AI added a link to their API product in the navigation menu of their Terms of Service document on May 5, 2026. The actual terms and conditions remain unchanged. This is a formatting and navigation update with no material change to user rights, obligations, or protections.