Meta's Llama license is still not Open Source

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vd2287 · 2h ago

It's honestly saddening to see companies calling their projects "fully free and open source" when in reality, they aren't fully open source. Of course, not all companies are contributors to this, as Microsoft Phi (One of my favorites!) is open source. But hey, at least we have good ol actually open source Llama 2!

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Meta's Llama license is still not Open Source

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