> While it’s mostly open, there are caveats such as you can’t use the model commercially if you had more than 700M MAUs as of the release date, and you also can

> While it’s mostly open, there are caveats such as you can’t use the model commercially if you had more than 700M MAUs as of the release date, and you also cannot use the model output to train another large language model. These types of restrictions don’t play well with the open source ethos No, CC-NC-ND is a thing, and even GPL applies restrictions on derivation as well. "Open source" doesn't mean BSD/MIT. There is even open-source that you cannot freely redistribute at all - not all open-source is FOSS! I always think it's a testament to how much copyleft has succeeded that in many cases people think of GPL and BSD/MIT as being the baseline.