The DeWitt Clause: how AI vendors use EULAs to ban critical benchmarks
ducha_aiki · x · 2026-09-19
Developer duchaaiki highlights the 'DeWitt Clause' — contract terms that prohibit users from publishing critical or negative benchmark results about an AI model's performance. He calls such clauses 'ridiculous' and argues they should be illegal, saying EU regulations make perfect sense here.
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