>It would seem unlikely that they'd demand the training data to be free and available. I wonder who has legal liability for the closed-data generated weights a

>It would seem unlikely that they'd demand the training data to be free and available. I wonder who has legal liability for the closed-data generated weights and some of the rubbish they spew out. Since users will be unable to change the source-data inputs, and will only be able to tweak these compiled-model outputs. Is such tweaking analogous to having a car resprayed, and the manufacturer washes their hands of any liability over design safety.