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The restrictions apply to basically only Apple and Google. So as long as you aren't an engineer working there, it is basically the same as open source, even if
by stale2002 3y ago
The restrictions apply to basically only Apple and Google.
So as long as you aren't an engineer working there, it is basically the same as open source, even if it doesn't fit the exact technical definition that purists cry about.
- dartos 3y agoIt’s not though. You also can’t use llama to train models other than llama! It restricts non commercial use in that way as well. If I wanted to optimize an application for speed, for example, and fine tune a T5 model on some text, I’m unable to generate that text from any llama derived model. Really I don’t have a problem with the license. Just with everyone calling llama and derived models “the best open source models.” Falcon deserves that love as it’s actually open source.