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by yk
1010 days ago
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Interesting question, continuing on this, since they probably used GPL-3 code with the Affero clause, do they have to open source GPT? (The Affero clause is I believe the more directly applicable license thingy, though CC by-sa should also work.) https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html |
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Like githubs servers host AGPL code as data, without having to be open-source
The perceived problem there, is if their model generates an exact copy of some AGPL code, and you use it in your project unknowingly, and then you get can sued