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> I'll be able to use the output of the model (that can't be prohibited) If the model is copyrightable, they can prohibit you from running the model for a comm

• ivalm 3y ago
  Not sure why you are downvoted, this is exactly my concerns with llama. You can’t run llama with the intent of distilling your own commercial model.
  • orra 3y ago
    (Maybe it's wishful thinking. But, precisely. My analogy would be: you can't run Visual C++ for commercial purposes without a valid licence, even though (ignoring linking against the runtime), the license of a compiler doesn't affect the licence of the output. If weights are copyrightable, then you need permission to copy them into computer memory/run them, just like any application.