Giotto's Alto and Solo terms bar reverse engineering and unapproved benchmarking
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Giotto's terms for its Alto and Solo models prohibit users from reverse engineering the models and from benchmarking them for publication without Giotto's prior written consent.
AI researcher Alexander Doria questions the restriction on X, asking why the terms include it, but the post gives no reason and Giotto's explanation has not been reported. Giotto launched the model family and describes Alto as a free flagship hosted on European cloud infrastructure.
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Alexander Doria@DorialexanderXGiotto restricts users from reverse engineering its models and benchmarking them publiclyAIAlexander Doria questions why the Giotto Alto and Giotto Solo terms bar users from reverse engineering the models or benchmarking them for publication without Giotto's prior written consent. The post asks for the reason but does not give one. Giotto launched the model family, describing Alto as a free flagship hosted on European cloud infrastructure.
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