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Releasing weights is fine but you also need to be allowed to... Use the model :P

• hwers 10mo ago
  You’re perfectly free to use it for private use, model output have been deemed public domain
  • ordersofmag 10mo ago
    Or you're free to use the output for commercial use if you can get someone else to use the tool to make the (uncopyrighted) output you want.
    • wkat4242 10mo ago
      Isn't that what groq did basically? Though I'm sure they will shut their shop asap now that Nvidia basically bought them.
      • browningstreet 10mo ago
        Nvidia didn’t buy Groq.
        • fwip 10mo ago
          "basically"
        • jonners00 10mo ago
          They did (unless you're one of the drafters of the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, in which case, weirdly, they didn't)
          • browningstreet 10mo ago
            Given that it's under scrutiny for regulatory bypass, it's not a purchase and is being reviewed as circumventing those very rules. Might not even happen. I know, I'm joking: Trump likes Nvidia, but maybe he'll bump the Chinese tax to 30% to approve this deal? In a way I hope he pulls something like that, to punish Huang for his boot shining manipulations. #iwantRAM