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Is this OSS? It looks like it has licenses and account limits baked in. Or is the release under Apache a green light to strip all that out?
by wantsanagent 5y ago
Is this OSS? It looks like it has licenses and account limits baked in. Or is the release under Apache a green light to strip all that out?
- simcop2387 5y agoCan't confirm but based on their site, I suspect that the code is OSS, but the model isn't. And that license to get the model from them is what you're getting. Not sure how they enforce or deal with the number of hours transcribed though because they say they don't collect data and the whole thing happens on device.
- jka 5y agoIt would be great to have industry-recognized, concise terms for this kind of situation ("project is (FL)OSS, but contains proprietary machine learning"). For deployment of services we have "self-hosted", "cloud" and "on-prem", for example. For ML-based projects could we have something like "teachable" (as in you can "raise" the model the way you would like to) vs "pre-directed"? (it's been a long day; these probably aren't the neatest suggestions)
- themerone 5y agoDefinately not. The repo is full of precompiled dlls.