That is not quite what they state, unfortunately. Their language is a bit more suspicious: Clause 9.1 - Subject to section 9.2, "Hosting Use” means any use of

That is not quite what they state, unfortunately. Their language is a bit more suspicious: Clause 9.1 - Subject to section 9.2, "Hosting Use” means any use of the Work or a Derivative Work to offer shared instances or managed services based on the Work, any Derivative Work (including fine-tuned versions of a Work or Derivative Work) to third party users in an inference or finetuning API form. Well, if I send a message to my chat application "How to reset my password?" and it gets sent to the processing pipeline which gets a response out of Falcon LLM, is this not technically an "inference" context? I did provide access to their model, the model did perform inference, the user did get a result and the bot is a "managed service based on the Work". This might be very problematic for commercial use.