I'm at a moral impass on yhis specifically. Llama is probably one of the few LLMs that probably doesn't generate an income for Meta but I can't exactly see how

I'm at a moral impass on yhis specifically. Llama is probably one of the few LLMs that probably doesn't generate an income for Meta but I can't exactly see how other than by assisting their current ad generation. Them being open weight isn't as good a what a "proper" open source LLM would be, but vs OpenAI which likely did the same thing it's significantly better. On the other hand if copyright is enforced it should be enforced across the board, if I did the same thing while training an AI would I get the same treatment... Equal before the law and all that... On the third point, I cannot legally obtain scientific paper without very significant cost to myself. My local libraries don't have a reasonable selection and even the university libraries that will let me as a member of public or even alumni still hold membership, specifically exclude scientific papers in that membership and you need to pay per paper.