> Llama was not initially open-sourced, but a week after its release, the model was leaked on 4chan, sparking thousands of downloads. The author very clearly d

> Llama was not initially open-sourced, but a week after its release, the model was leaked on 4chan, sparking thousands of downloads. The author very clearly does not know what Open source is. Proprietary code that’s been leaked isn’t open source, and code that is derived from proprietary code is still proprietary. Windows had it source code leaked, that doesn’t make it open source. So did the game Portal. Not open source either. Something being leaked does not change the license.