The most frustrating thing about LLaMA "release" is that no one can make an actual product around it. Meta legal department is silent and it's anyone's guess ho

The most frustrating thing about LLaMA "release" is that no one can make an actual product around it. Meta legal department is silent and it's anyone's guess how far the terms of use can be pushed and bent until army of lawyers buries your business into the ground. I've seen awful amount of fishy urls, magnet links, and diff files and I guess it works well enough for open source communities. This buzz and flow of amazing innovations building around LLaMA will later be repurposed when a truly open LLM + weights is released, not much is lost there. But it could be maybe x10 times the impact if startups could build their new products with the finetuned LLaMA models. It just sucks that the price was already paid - 2.6 million KWh hours of electricity and 1,000 tons of CO2 emitted into the air. Now it needs to be done again to get to same result, why?