EU law is all in the Articles. AFAICT the recitals can be used in determining purpose, when courts have to interpret ambiguity. But so can other facts!
Christ almighty. The act is neither long enough nor hard enough to read and understand yourself
How long would it take you to read that thing? I'm a reasonably fast reader and it would take me hours.
(https://wordcount.com/character-counter estimates 5 hours and 46 minutes)
Are you a dedicated member of the "LLMs have no legitimate uses" camp?
In case it wasn't obvious, my blog post is meant to be equally about the "Meta/open source/EU AI act" thing and the "look at what you can do with these new long context models that were released in the last few weeks" thing.
AnotherGoodName•45m ago
The biggest barrier to the licence passing open source requirements is point 0 in the above linked evaluation. Namely that it has a whole lot of "you may not use this for [nefarious purposes...]" type of statements. That seems like ass covering so that this can comply with the responsible AI use laws such as the EU AI act.