• chebra@mstdn.io
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    3 months ago

    @prenatal_confusion in that case your understanding is incorrect. For example any data in a database is not part of “open source software” even if the app becomes useless without that data. Think of it this way - open source is supposed to ensure that someone can continue developing and maintaining the project even if the original maintainer gives up. It’s a protection from abandonware and vendor lock-in. You are able+allowed to take the model weights and feed it more data to continue training.