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IIRC Facebook explicitly licensed against that use case.
by the-dude 3y ago
IIRC Facebook explicitly licensed against that use case.
- yieldcrv 3y agoDid they? For llama 2? I remember the first llama license
- samspenc 3y agoPer the Llama 2 license, companies with "greater than 700 million monthly active users in the preceding calendar month" must get approval and permission from Meta to use it. For OpenAI - that is very interesting though. The 700M cap means the big FAANG+ companies that Meta competes with - Google, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, even Microsoft - can't use Llama 2. But OpenAI has less than 700 million users? So theoretically, if Llama was better than GPT models, OpenAI could replace their GPT engine with Llama :)