@JLouisBiz I have read your comment but it does not make any sense , what is the purpose of regulations and law if there is no limitations to what one can do.
I didn't speak about law on that level, but of licensing. And that is same opinion and same notion I have, leave it to the law to decide.
You can't limit people by telling them to nicely read the license and follow the guidelines on what you think it is ethical or moral. Nice people anyway behave nice, bad people don't listen.
We are not talking about chair here or any ordinary object for innocent usage, we are talking about war tech developement, are a chair and war tools that made primary for destruction and killing the same !!!?
Yes, and? There are numerous books written on that subject and available from many libraries including online. Information is accessible.
Please think deeper on what I said in my first paragraph in this message.
They are not , probably if compared it with a gun it might be more comparable , you can have a gun to protect yourself but you need a permission for possessing a gun as us citizen or you get arrested for possessing unathorized item, you ask why , to unsure public safety, but even with such procedure there still horrifying incident that happens, we are not talking about something similar to chair here, the analogy is poorly representitive of the present situation.
Sure, but it is not related to LLM licensing and free software.
And it is not about opensource and free software it is about not developing war tools.
I speak only related to Free Software.
And yes, it can and IS USED to develop war tools. It is also used for criminal purposes.
As you said it in the first paragraph, it is for the law to decide. Not for author.
Because nice software or LLM author(s) simply cannot prevent any war by placing some kind of "warnings", like please "it is forbidden to make war by using this LLM as tool". That is nonsense. You cannot enforce it. You cannot even know.
Keep it fully free software so that there are no doubts on how it can be used. There is reason for the freedom.
Knives are sold everyday and there is no warning on how to use it.
Take an example someone using their computer for piracy , cyber threats , scams fraudelent activities etcs., do you let them just go their way or some actions need be made to protect people , war tech are far worse than any thing mentioned earlier.
You or me, we are not crime hunter, and if we are, we have got our ways.
Crime hunting is not by limiting people how to use some software programs. It is simply not feasible. That approach is rather prone to accuse unjustly those people with good intentions.
Remember, no matter how many permissions a citizen may need to carry a gun, the bad guy doesn't care about it, and is going to get it so much easier than the nice guy.