I discussed this with an AI language model (GPT-4), and the general idea I gathered was that in the EU, it's possible that the "no warranty" clause in open sour

I discussed this with an AI language model (GPT-4), and the general idea I gathered was that in the EU, it's possible that the "no warranty" clause in open source licenses could be invalidated by consumer protection laws, while the rest of the license remains valid. This could potentially expose authors to liability, even as their work continues to be used for free. However, it's important to note that this information came from an AI and should not be considered legal advice. The specific application of these laws may vary depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances.