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Meta pretend it's models are open source but of course retains the right to control how they are used. That's true of a lot of open source licences too. For ex
by onion2k 3y ago
Meta pretend it's models are open source but of course retains the right to control how they are used.
That's true of a lot of open source licences too. For example, the GPL states that you need to share the source including any changes you make else your license to use the original code will be revoked.
- weikju 3y agoThere's a huge difference here - the GPL does this so that you are unable to revoke from others the rights that you are benefitting from, yourself. You are otherwise allowed to use the software as you see fit and modify it as you wish. In the case of Llama2, it seems Meta has the right to control whether anyone is allowed to use it, and you have no rights to use it as you see fit.