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Is the threat for copyright infringement? That would be my guess and probably make the most sense. I think the push back here might be a bit of a red herring
by CSMastermind 3y ago
Is the threat for copyright infringement? That would be my guess and probably make the most sense. I think the push back here might be a bit of a red herring if what they're objecting to is the name "GPT4free".
It would be nice to know what the actual legal request was.
- meragrin_ 3y ago"computer science student who runs the repo" They are just trying to scare the person into taking it down. They figure it is easier to scare the repo owners than trying to get their customers to make changes on their end.
- ben_w 3y ago> It would be nice to know what the actual legal request was. Indeed. Given how trademarks work, the name is a very real possibility. OTOH, given how relatively expensive GPT-4 queries are, it may be genuinely straining hardware in the backend to the tune of far more money than he can afford, in which case I assume it's probably something but I don't want to guess what as that something might be dismissed by a judge as OpenAI's problem rather than this person's.